Jennifer Swenson — Jennifer Swenson is recognized for her retirement after a long career in the Assembly, including 30 years in the legislature and 12 years on this committee. She is praised for her expertise in local government and appropriations, as well as her expanded work on housing, human services, veterans affairs, and other issues. The remarks also note that she served under three previous chairs, and the speaker expresses deep gratitude for her service, saying the state is better because of her and that she is always welcome back.
Gail Pellerin — Gail Pellerin is briefly referenced twice in close succession, first in a short name-confirmation exchange and then as present during roll call, with both mentions reflecting transcription variants of her name.
Buffy Wicks — Called during roll and marked present.
Josh Hoover — Marked present during roll.
David Alvarez — During roll call, David Alvarez was marked present, though the transcript contains minor misreadings of his name (e.g., 'Arrumbula/Arrumbilla' and 'Arummila/Arummilla').
Lisa Calderon — Lisa Calderon was called during roll and marked present.
Jessica Caloza — Called during roll and marked present; transcription rendered as 'Koloza/Caloza.'
SB913 — Due pass out with Republicans not voting.
SB923 — Do pass out with Republicans not voting.
SB943 — Held in committee.
SB949 — Do pass out on an A roll call.
SB973 — SB 973 (Becker Wildfire County Coordinator Program) was presented with a due pass recommendation as amended, reflecting technical and clarifying changes.
SB1009 — Due pass as amended to revert the standard for juvenile detention to existing law and add considerations before removal from parental custody.
SB1057 — Do pass on certified nurse assistant and home health aide.
SB16 — Do pass on mental health and voluntary commitment.
SB329 — Do pass with author amendments to extend timelines and add reporting requirements.
SB633 — Due pass as amended to strike the country of origin requirement.
SB741 — Do pass out on an A roll call.
SB866 — SB 866 (Blake Spear, Housing Element Annual Progress Report) was held in committee.
SB936 — Do pass out on an A roll call.
SB954 — Due pass as amended to strike tourism-facility-related provisions and limit application of the natural and protected lands definition.
SB955 — SB 955 was discussed as a due pass as amended measure, with the amendment modifying the supermarket sales threshold and provisions related to handling fees for reverse vending machines.
SB989 — SB 989 is mentioned twice in close succession in the context of a 'do pass' recommendation related to CARE Court and first responder issues.
SB1016 — SB 1016 (Care Court) is noted as being held in committee.
SB1031 — SB 1031 was mentioned twice in close succession and in both instances was noted as being held in committee.
SB1046 — SB 1046, concerning transboundary pollution standards, is moved to do pass out on an A roll call.
SB1135 — SB 1135, the Blake'spear wildlife coexistence bill, is discussed as a due pass as amended measure that would allow the pursuit of wolves by dogs in specified circumstances.
SB1167 — Do pass on electrical bikes.
SB1237 — Due pass as amended to require publication of pay data reports.
SB1259 — Due pass as amended to modify confidentiality provisions and shift implementation to CalEPA.
SB772 — Due pass as amended to modify definitions and expand the program's applicability.
SB828 — Due pass as amended to specify misdemeanor language applicability to a city and update licensure requirements.
SB960 — Do pass out on an A roll call.
SB1054 — Held in committee.
SB1087 — SB 1087 (Cabaldon) is presented for a due pass recommendation regarding sustainable community strategies, and the item is placed out on the B roll call.
SB1106 — Held in committee.
SB1114 — Due pass as amended to make conforming and technical changes.
SB1315 — Do pass out on an A roll call on advanced driver assistance systems.
SB1341 — Due pass as amended to specify a processing fee amount for bag and box containers.
SB690 — Do pass out on an A roll call on the Invasion of Privacy Act.
SB811 — SB 811 (Caballero, metal shredders) is presented with a due-pass-as-amended recommendation, incorporating technical assistance from DTSC. The vote is noted as moving out with Republicans not voting.
Eloise Reyes — The transcript appears to refer to Caballero/Cervantes-style bill authorship in this section; the member name is not spoken as a speaker here, but the bill author is Caballero.
SB942 — Civil detainees, due pass.
SB1091 — Anti-displacement and preservation program, due pass as amended to clarify timelines and definitions.
SB1108 — Grassland ecology area conservation, held in committee.
SB1156 — SB 1156 is mentioned as a driver penalty notice/notification bill and is noted as being held in committee.
SB1171 — Grant and loan programs, held in committee.
SB1173 — Lesser related offenses, due pass as amended to clarify notice provisions.
SB1194 — Immigration legal fellowship project, due pass.
HJR101 — Sabrina Cervantes is repeatedly identified as the author of a series of bills, including SB 891, SB 970, SB 1013, SB 1164, SB 1328, SB 1360, SB 1379, SB 1480, and SB 1418, with one transcript misspelling her name as 'Servantes.'