This bill prohibits minors from marrying in California by amending and repealing various Family Code sections related to marriage age and parental consent provisions.

SB1412 amends California's education code to establish requirements around how teachers communicate with parents about meetings and parental engagement. The bill directly addresses parents' rights to information and involvement in their children's education.

Beginning in 2028, adds anti-hate speech content to California's existing employer training requirements. Training that already covers unlawful harassment and abusive conduct based on protected characteristics can satisfy the requirement.

AB1973 amends California law to expand which medical professionals may perform abortion procedures, removing physician-only requirements and allowing nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other healthcare workers to perform certain abortions.

Adds Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha to California's state holiday calendar, permits locally approved school and community-college closures, and expands state employees' holiday-credit options.

This bill amends California law to expand abortion services access, including through the state's public health system and military programs. It directly affects the legal status and availability of abortion within the state.

This bill requires public postsecondary education institutions to provide medication abortion services at student health centers and removes restrictions on how these abortions must be performed.

SB 934 regulates or restricts practices aimed at changing sexual orientation or gender identity, amending California's Business and Professions Code provisions on this issue. This directly affects counselors, therapists, and faith-based practitioners who may hold traditional beliefs about sexuality and gender.

AB1930 protects California residents from out-of-state subpoenas and discovery requests seeking information about abortion or gender-affirming health care services they received in California. This blocks other states from compelling disclosure of medical records related to these procedures.

This bill amends California's data collection requirements to mandate that public schools and the University of California system collect, track, and report data on students' sexual orientation, gender identity, and intersex status.

AB1792 adds a new state health framework for sexual health instruction in California schools, establishing standards and requirements for what public schools must teach students about sexual health topics.

This bill adds requirements for preventative health instruction in California schools, potentially including content related to sexual health, disease prevention, and other health topics that typically fall within the scope of health education curriculum.

Recognizes Filicide Awareness Week, addressing the killing of children by parents.

AB 749 addresses youth sports participation rules, which typically involve questions about sex-designated teams and facilities—issues directly affecting how schools accommodate students based on sex and gender identity.

This bill amends California law regarding forced or coerced marriage, addressing legal protections against marriages entered into under duress or coercion.

This bill repeals California Penal Code Section 270.1, which criminalized truancy. The repeal removes criminal penalties for parents whose children miss school.

AB260 expands access to sexual and reproductive health care in California, including provisions that appear to facilitate minors' access to gender-affirming medical treatment and reproductive services. The bill modifies laws across multiple codes to remove barriers and confidentiality restrictions.

Recognizes High School Voter Education Weeks.

Recognizes National Missing Children's Day.