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Votes at a glance: key Assembly actions on June 4, 2025
Summary
Summary of recorded votes and outcomes taken by the California State Assembly on June 4, 2025, including budget trailer bills, MOUs and resolutions.
The California State Assembly took recorded votes on several bills and resolutions on June 4, 2025. Key outcomes recorded on the floor are summarized below.
- SB 129 (labor trailer bill): Passed (Ayes 56, Noes 4). Implemented supplemental pension payments, allocated $3,300,000 for IHSS statewide collective bargaining rollout, and included a limited exemption for the Golden Gate Suspension Bridge seismic retrofit.
- SB 131 (public resources and housing trailer bill): Passed (Ayes 50, Noes 3). Established Round 7 of the Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention (HAP) program with $500,000,000 for cities, counties, continuums of care and tribes; included CEQA exemptions for specified project types and prompted floor debate on environmental and labor concerns.
- SB 139 (MOU implementation for bargaining units 9 and 12): Passed (Ayes 69, Noes 1). Implemented negotiated salary, benefits and paid personal leave programs for the bargaining units identified on the floor.
- SB 140 (MOU implementation for bargaining unit 6, correctional officers): Passed (Ayes 71, Noes 0). Implemented negotiated salary and benefit adjustments and a personal leave program; supporters noted a cap on mandatory overtime.
- AB 927 (Sharp Collins — Williams inspection window): Passed (Ayes 70, Noes 0). Extended the Williams facility inspection window from 4 to 8 weeks for specified four‑hour school districts.
- ACR 16 (concurrent resolution naming): Passed (Ayes 70, Noes 0). Concurred in Senate amendments and adopted naming the Tenth Street Bridge the POW/MIA Bridge.
- AJR 9 (national parks funding): Adopted (I 66, Noes 0). Urged federal restoration of National Park Service funding and staffing; adopted as a joint resolution.
- HR 47 (July 4 commemoration): Adopted by voice vote after coauthors were recorded (64 coauthors added). Commemorative resolution and call for civic reflection.
Other procedural and consent calendar items were adopted as noted on the floor. These tallies reflect the clerk's recorded announcements during the June 4, 2025 session.
