Assembly to vote again on easing marijuana penalties
The California Assembly reconsidered a Senate-passed bill to liberalize marijuana penalties despite a Republican push to defeat it. The measure would decriminalize possession of an ounce or less to a ticket with up to a $100 fine, removing jail terms. Senate sponsor Sen. George Mostone, D San Francisco, said the bill could pass after Democrat support and Gov. Brown’s backing, though Republicans remained opposed.
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Brown weighs flat $100 raise for all California workers
Gov. Brown contemplates a universal $100 monthly pay bump for all state employees rather than percentage hikes in his 1975-76 budget. The idea would aid low paid clerical and maintenance staff but anger higher paid engineers and drew criticism from the state Personnel Board. Demonstrators urge the flat raise as unions push for $100 monthly gains.
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California Legislative Roundup Faces Moral and Economic Debates
The report outlines multiple Assembly and Senate actions on bills across crime, health, housing, and transit. Proposals include child abuse reporting immunity, funeral disclosure requirements, malpractice insurance pooling, and a Tahoe vacancy rule, with notable votes and pending Senate consideration. It also notes national news on Pan Am’s $300 million rescue plan and a California airport funding measure.
Chel wins four bills in busy day for freshman legislator
Long Beach freshman Assemblyman Fred Chel gained approval of four bills in a single day. AB620 creates senior ID cards for 62 and older without licenses, enabling discounts. AB996 requires college athlete agents to register. ABI044 demands grand jury declarations on lack of indictable evidence and whether a person was the subject. ABI410 lets left turns on flashing signals at some intersections. Assembly also approves measure to curb censorship of high school newspapers by administrators.
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