This bill would require every Californian County to provide menstrual products, such as tampons and menstrual pads, for low-income individuals within the county. Distribution of the products shall be carried out by each County, and donations of money and menstrual products may be collected by each County for distribution.

This bill would prevent minors from being tried as adults.

This bill would require all vehicles entering large cities to pay a toll based on the emissions and the size of their vehicle. This bill will also limit how many cars can enter a city at a certain time, with exceptions for certain commercial or residential needs. These tolls will help fund our new plan for added public transportation systems such as tram systems, increased bus systems, and larger train systems like BART to connect suburban areas to urban areas. This bill will subsidize clean ene

This bill would ensure that access to contraceptives through pharmacies is a covered benefit under the Women’s Contraceptive Equity Act.

This bill would require human trafficking and abuse training for public transit employees to include a 60 minute session that occurs once every six months.

This bill would amend the California constitution to make it unconstitutional to sentence someone to the death penalty.

This bill would require high schools to implement voter registration education and assistance in the mandated government/politics curriculum.

This bill would require private hazardous waste sites to build their future facilities in secluded areas.

This bill would create a fishing net registry requiring all commercial nets to be traceable to the owner before leaving harbor, resulting in a fine if lost and a reward if recovered.

This bill would implement ranked choice voting into state elections, allowing voters to rank candidates by their first, second, and third choice, and using a system of instant runoff to determine election winners.

This bill would require the state of California to ban the use of potassium nitrate and ammonium nitrate based fertilizers in order to preserve and protect groundwater (drinking water) in California.

This bill would give student representatives of school boards a full vote. The bill requires certain voting thresholds for the student representative to be elected, rather than a petition.

This bill would require each defendant found guilty of a non-violent drug offense to be sentenced to probation, with mandatory drug treatment as a condition of probation.

This bill would require 9th and 12th graders to learn about organ donation. Students will spend at least three hours on this topic in English.

This bill would ban putting diagnosed mentally ill prisoners in solitary confinement if they suffer from a mental health condition that would be worsened by solitary confinement.

This bill would cap the phone rates of in state and out of state calls in jails.

This bill would require existing tenants and nonprofit housing providers to be given the right of first purchase and the right of first refusal in sales of residential property.

This bill would increase the length of time before a teacher could achieve tenure from two years to five years.