David Alvarez — Assembly Member David Alvarez presented SB 1046, describing the Tijuana River pollution problem affecting his district and border communities. He then received thanks for presenting the bill and closed by reiterating support for addressing the pollution issue and thanking a colleague representing Imperial County.
James Ramos — James Ramos is mentioned during the roll call.
James Ramos — Assembly Member James Ramos presented AB 1824, explaining that it updates the California Indian Child Welfare Act through technical Senate amendments. He emphasized that the changes were technical, described the bill as part of ongoing efforts to protect tribal children and preserve tribal families, and asked for an aye vote. The discussion concluded with a brief acknowledgment after debate closed, and AB 1824 passed concurrence.
James Ramos — His bill AB 31 is taken up on concurrence.
James Ramos — Explains that AB 31 makes the tribal police program permanent and supports work on missing and murdered Indigenous persons.
James Ramos — The transcript appears to misstate the author as Ransom; context suggests the bill is by Assembly Member Ramos.
James Ramos — Presents AB 1713 and explains it helps students with pre-existing disabilities transition into university systems.
James Ramos — Assembly Member James Ramos is identified in connection with AB 1794, then presents the bill on concurrence and explains the Senate amendments. The exchange concludes with a brief thank-you to Assembly Member Ramos after his presentation.
James Ramos — Assembly Member Ramos presented SB 891 on behalf of Senator Cervantes and later closed on the bill by asking members to vote aye.
James Ramos — James Ramos spoke in opposition to SB 1414, arguing that the bill would take away local voting rights and disrupt existing county processes. He emphasized that it would strip San Bernardino County residents of their votes and voting rights, framing the measure as harmful to local representation.
Anamarie Ãvila FarÃas — Name appears in the roll call.
Anamarie Ãvila FarÃas — Identified as the author of AB 1991.
Anamarie Ãvila FarÃas — Assembly Member Avila Farías is identified as the author of AB 2480 and then presents the bill to the chamber, concluding with a request for an aye vote.
Anamarie Ãvila FarÃas — Vote change recorded for Assembly Member Anamarie Farías on SB 626 from no to aye.
Jasmeet Bains — Name appears in the roll call.
Rebecca Bauer-Kahan — Name appears in the roll call.
Rebecca Bauer-Kahan — Assembly Member Bauer-Kahan presented SB 1276 on behalf of Senator Rubio and concluded by respectfully asking members for an aye vote.
Steve Bennett — Steve Bennett is mentioned in the roll call, indicating his presence during the meeting.
Steve Bennett — Assembly Member Steve Bennett’s vote on AB 1821 was recorded as changing from aye to not voting.
Marc Berman — Name appears in the roll call.
Marc Berman — Marc Berman is repeatedly referenced as the author of AB 2772, AB 686, and AB 1130, with the bills being rereferred to the Elections Committee and AB 2772 additionally being allowed to be set for hearing by the Business and Professions Committee upon adjournment.
Tasha Boerner — Name appears in the roll call.
Tasha Boerner — Assembly Member Tasha Boerner presented SB 1114 on behalf of Senator Cabaldon and explained the bill’s purpose, including the need to protect sensitive data.
Bill Essayli — During the opening roll call, Assembly Member Ellis notes the absence of a quorum, and the member’s name appears in the roll call as part of the attendance check.
Bill Essayli — Likely the 'member from Imperial' being acknowledged for speaking in support of the bill.
Cecilia Aguiar-Curry — Name appears in the roll call.
Cecilia Aguiar-Curry — Named as the Majority Leader moving adjournment; transcript spells the surname as 'Agiar Curry.'
Jesse Arreguín — Name appears in the roll call.
Jesse Arreguín — Identified as the senator author of SB 804.
Juan Alanis — Name appears in the roll call.
David Alvarez — Name appears in the roll call.
David Alvarez — Named as the author of SB 1077.
David Alvarez — Assembly Member Alvarez calls up AB 1732 and then presents the bill, which concerns housing for students and faculty, as part of the same legislative discussion.
Mia Bonta — Name appears in the roll call.
Mia Bonta — Assembly Member Bonta presents SB 331 on behalf of Senator Menjivar, and the chair immediately acknowledges the presentation with thanks.
Mia Bonta — Mia Bonta presented SB 1057, describing it as a restorative-justice reform in health care licensing. She explained that the bill supports rehabilitation and fair-chance opportunities, then closed by urging an aye vote in support of the measure.
Isaac Bryan — Name appears in the roll call.
Lisa Calderon — Name appears in the roll call.
Lisa Calderon — Presented AB 2534 and explained that it protects individuals from forced marriage and helps survivors stay safe.
Lisa Calderon — Continued the presentation of AB 2534 and asked for an aye vote.
Lisa Calderon — Presented AB 2647 and described the Senate amendments affecting the California Energy Commission's assessment of nuclear energy technology.
Lisa Calderon — Assembly Member Bonta is thanked after closing remarks on SB 1057; the transcript likely intended Assembly Member Bonta rather than a different member name.
Jessica Caloza — Name appears in the roll call.
Jessica Caloza — Associated with AB 672, which is being re-referred to the Revenue and Taxation Committee.
Jessica Caloza — Jessica Caloza was recognized and presented SB 909 on behalf of Senator Smallwood-Cuevas.
Wendy Carrillo — Name appears in the roll call.
Wendy Carrillo — Assembly Member Wendy Carrillo is recognized to present SB 1398, Green Glove certification, on behalf of Senator Rubio. She introduces the bill and concludes by respectfully requesting an aye vote.
Leticia Castillo — Name appears in the roll call.
Leticia Castillo — Vote changed on SB 420 from aye to not voting.