Four more bills pass Assembly

This week, four more of my bills passed the Assembly and are one big step closer to becoming law! These bills aim to make our state a fairer, safer, healthier, and more sustainable place to live. Here's what made it out this week:

AB 66: Bluff Collapse Early Warning Notification System

Creates the science around bluff collapses on our coast.

Initiates the first phase in creating an early warning notification system to alert beach-goers of dangers.

Keeps our beaches and coastal neighbors safer in light of sea-level rise.

AB 117: Purchase Incentives for Electric Bicycles

Creates incentive programs to make e-bikes more affordable.

Helps more people switch from driving to biking for short trips.

Speeds up California's progress toward 2030 climate goals.

AB 233: UC Admissions Scandal Fairness Reforms

Direct response to college bribery scandals at UC schools.

Requires new system-wide application review criteria.

Ensures equitable access to higher education for all.

AB 1215: Preventing "Admissions by Exception" Scams at UC's

Responds to extreme cases of fraud by wealthy parents.

Installs firewall between admissions and philanthropy staff.

Requires verification of athletic talent/participation before and after admittance.

Now, it's up to the Senate to vote on these bills before they can get signed into law. Stay tuned!