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Assembly approves package of bills and resolutions on consent calendar; list includes highway naming and multiple Senate measures
Summary
On June 4, 2025, the California State Assembly adopted multiple items on the consent calendar and passed concurrent resolutions and Senate bills by recorded and voice votes; notable items include ACR 96 naming a highway for Assemblymember Patty Berg and several Senate bills passed by voice vote, recorded as unanimous.
The California State Assembly on June 4, 2025, passed a group of bills and resolutions on the consent calendar and by concurrence/voice votes. Several measures were adopted with unanimous support and minimal floor debate.
Notable floor actions recorded in the transcript:
- ACR 96 (Rogers): Designate a portion of U.S. 101 in Humboldt County as the "Assemblymember Patty Berg Memorial Highway." The resolution passed by roll call, 71 Aye, 0 No.
- A series of Senate bills and concurrent resolutions on the second-day consent calendar were adopted, each recorded as "I 71, no 0" on the floor. Listed items included (as read on the floor): Senate Bill 459; Senate Bill 619; Senate Bill 673; Senate Bill 860; Senate Bill 394; Senate Concurrent Resolution 73; Senate Concurrent Resolution 77; Senate Concurrent Resolution 88; Senate Concurrent Resolution 54. The clerk recorded each as adopted 71-0.
- The Assembly also adopted a number of other consent items and concurrent resolutions noted in the clerk's reading; items 78 and 86 were removed from the consent calendar earlier in the session per requests on the floor.
Several procedural motions were also granted without objection: referrals and rereferrals to committee, suspension of rules for guest seating, and requests to notice hearings pending rereferral.
The measures on the consent calendar were largely noncontroversial or ceremonial; several recognized individuals or named highways. Where roll-call tallies were given, the transcript shows unanimous support on the floor.
