SACRAMENTO–Assemblymember Dawn Addis (D-Morro Bay) today announced that ten of her bills have passed the State Legislature, advancing their way onto Gavin Newsom's desk for consideration.
"From Santa Cruz to Monterey to San Luis Obispo, my legislation reflects what our communities need at this moment," said Addis. "This includes new policies to create greater transparency, fortify our democracy, protect our environment, strengthen small businesses, increase healthcare access, and make sure survivor voices are heard. I am proud that 10 of my bills are now on the Governor's desk, and one has already been signed into law."
The bills that await consideration by Governor Newsom include:
- AB 1159: California Learner Personal Information Protection Act
Updates student privacy laws to better protect student data. It clearly limits what information schools and companies can collect and extends strong privacy protections to students from preschool through college.
- AB 1539: Protect Our Democracy Act
Makes it a crime to try to place someone on the ballot for President or Vice President if they are not legally eligible to serve because they have already reached the constitutional term limit.
- AB 1907: Seamless Care Act
Helps prevent gaps in health coverage by automatically enrolling people in a Covered California plan if they are found to be ineligible for Medi-Cal after they have applied through the Statewide Automated Welfare System.
- AB 1744: Clear Labels Clear Seas Act
Stops sunscreen companies from labeling products as "reef-safe" or "reef-friendly" if they contain chemicals known to harm coral reefs.
- AB 1817: Mobile Home Fair Process Act
Strengthens protections for mobile home residents by requiring park owners to provide clearer and more detailed notices before evicting someone for violating park rules.
- AB 1876: Fair Care for All Act
Makes it illegal for health insurance plans in California to deny coverage or benefits to someone based on race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability.
- AB 2393: False Imprisonment and Arrest Remedies Act (FIARA)
Allows people to file lawsuits against private police contractors or federal agents if they use excessive and unlawful force that violates Californians' constitutional rights.
- AB 2486: CCS Advisory Group Sunset Extension
Extends the California Children's Services Advisory Group, which is currently set to end in 2026, so it can continue operating until December 31, 2029.
- AB 2731: Santa Cruz County Alcohol Licenses
Developed in partnership with Santa Cruz County, would allow restaurants in Santa Cruz County to expand alcohol service options, helping local businesses grow and attract more customers.
- AB 2691: Public Trust Protection Act
Bars people convicted of sexual assault and trafficking felons from holding office.
The Governor has until September 30, 2026 to sign all ten measures into law.
AB 2134, The Family-Friendly City Councils Act, was signed into law on August 24th, 2026.
Dawn Addis was elected to the California State Assembly in 2022 to represent the coastal 30th Assembly District, which includes San Luis Obispo, Monterey, and Santa Cruz Counties. She is the Chair of the Assembly Budget Subcommittee 1 on Health.
CONTACT: Alexis Garcia-Arrazola, (831) 649-2832