Votes at a glance: key Assembly floor actions, April 28, 2025

Below are key measures the Assembly considered and the roll‑call results or floor disposition recorded on April 28. Where debate was brief, the bill is summarized in one line; measures with stand‑alone articles above received fuller coverage.

- ACR 39 (Ramos) — Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Awareness Month. Adopted by concurrence. Aye 67, No 0. (See separate article.) - AJR 10 (Rogers) — Urge president to restore U.S. Forest Service staffing and funding. Adopted. Aye 67, No 0. (See separate article.) - AB 374 (Wynne) — Ensure classified school employees receive clear and detailed pay stubs. Passed, Aye 63, No 0. - AB 282 (Pellerin) — Allow housing providers to prioritize voucher households; clarifies that such prioritization is not discrimination based on source of income. Passed, Aye 47, No 12. - AB 583 (Pellerin) — Authorize nurse practitioners to sign death certificates. Passed, Aye 55, No 0. - AB 594 (Solace) — Allow students to withdraw from school‑provided insurance and require notice of year‑to‑year premium increases. Passed, Aye 56, No 0. - AB 1206 (Harbidian) — Empower local preapproval programs for single‑family and limited multifamily housing; passed with Ayes 15, Noes 1. - AB 1509 (Committee on Military and Veterans Affairs / Schiavo) — Establish CSAVE under CalVet for GI Bill oversight. Passed, Aye 56, No 0. - AB 898 (Bridal) — Expand the Family Urgent Response System (FERS) eligibility and access. Passed, Aye 56, No 0. - HR 33 (Alan Nies) — Designate May 4, 2025 as Star Wars Day. Adopted (voice vote after coauthors added). - AB 611 (Lee) — Require 120 days' notice before selling local newspaper. Passed, Aye 41, No 13. (See separate article.) - AB 1326 (Arons) — Affirm right to wear masks in public; passed Aye 52, No 2. (See separate article.) - AB 1123 (Muratsuchi) — Add early childhood representation to the Commission on Teacher Credentialing; Passed, Aye 66, No 0. - AB 76 (Alvarez) — Clarify affordable‑housing requirements and support Chula Vista university development; Passed, Aye 57, No 0. - AB 1178 (Pacheco) — Relating to peace officers (floor record shows presentation and passage with roll call Ayes 55, Noes 2). - AB 1152 (Patterson) — Preserve Clover Valley oak woodlands; Passed, Aye 63, No 0.

Several dozen additional bills and consent‑calendar resolutions were passed or passed and retained on file; the Clerk read coauthor additions for many measures and recorded contested roll calls where indicated on the floor.

For items with brief floor presentations and limited debate, sponsors and committee authors indicated ongoing stakeholder work and anticipated committee or second‑reading steps as required.