January 27
The measure requires all tax revenues raised, including those deposited into a special fund, to be counted toward the state’s minimum funding requirement for schools and community colleges (Amendment #1).
January 27
The measure establishes new child safety requirements for providers of “covered AI systems,” generally defined as consumer-facing, conversational AI systems (including companion-style chatbots) (Amendment #1).
January 20
This measure increases this regulation and oversight of certain nonprofit charities engaged in research or technology creation as well as related entities, such as for-profit entities that receive substantial assets from these charities (Amendment #1).
December 29
Beginning in 2028, the measure would replace the Proposition 50 Congressional maps with the maps established in 2021 by the Citizens Redistricting Commission (Commission) until the Commission establishes new maps following the 2030 U.S. Census.
December 19
Among other things, this measure directs the state to seek judicial relief whenever a President attempts (or is suspected of attempting) to violate the 22nd Amendment, requires the Attorney General to criminally prosecute any President found by a court to have violated the 22nd Amendment, and requires protection for certain people who refuse unconstitutional orders (Amendment #1).
December 17
This measure would (1) require background checks for rideshare drivers, (2) require rideshare companies to report sexual misconduct and assault incidents, (3) require rideshare companies to notify passengers about sexual misconduct and assault risk of drivers, and (4) increase rideshare companies’ legal and financial responsibility for rideshare-related sexual wrongdoing (Amendment #1).