State Rep. Juan Alanis
Recent News About State Rep. Juan Alanis
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Bill ensuring transparency in SVP releases signed into law
Assemblymember Juan Alanis announced that AB 1954, a bill aimed at increasing transparency in the release of Sexually Violent Predators (SVP), has been signed into law by the Governor. The new legislation is designed to enhance public safety by involving more authorities in decisions related to SVP placements.
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Financial literacy now required in California schools under new law
Assemblymember Alanis announced that his financial literacy bill, AB 1871, has been signed into law by Governor Newsom. The bill requires personal finance to be included in the social studies curriculum for students in grades 7-12. Unlike previous attempts, this legislation allows schools flexibility in integrating financial literacy lessons.
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Governor signs second Alanis bill addressing opioid crisis
Today, Assemblymember Juan Alanis announced that AB 1859, aimed at tackling the rise in Tranq overdoses, has been signed into law by the Governor.
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Governor signs bill protecting child influencers
Assembly Bill 1880, introduced by Assemblymember Juan Alanis, has been signed into law by the Governor. The bill aims to provide protections for child influencers.
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Governor signs Assemblymember Alanis' bills on food security and horse racing industry
Assemblymember Alanis announced that his bills on reducing food waste and addressing food insecurity in schools, as well as supporting California’s thoroughbred racing industry, have been signed into law by the Governor.
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California governor signs new bill mandating accessible medication labels
Assemblymember Alanis announced today that his bill, AB 1902, supporting Californians who identify as blind or having low vision, has been signed into law by the Governor. The new legislation mandates that pharmacy dispensers provide accessible prescription medication labels upon request. These labels can include large font for those with low vision and braille or text-to-speech technology for patients who are blind.
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Bill protecting California's cattle industry signed into law
Assemblymember Alanis announced that his bill, AB 2436, supporting farmers and ranchers, was signed into law by the Governor last week. This industry-supported measure aims to protect livestock against theft and misuse.
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Alanis sends final four bills of legislative package to governor
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Juan Alanis announced today that the final four bills in his legislative package for this year have successfully passed through the legislature and are now on the Governor’s desk for consideration.
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SB 94 defeated: assemblyman Alanis celebrates victory for crime victims
Assemblyman Alanis issues statement on apparent defeat of SB 94
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Bill supporting horse racing industry sent to governor
Assemblymember Alanis announced today that his bill to support California’s horse racing industry by expanding race day wager offerings to include the prestigious Whitney Stakes has passed the Assembly, marking its final step in the Legislature.
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Governor signs legislation requiring opioid antidotes at entertainment venues
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Juan Alanis celebrated the signing of AB 1996 today, a bill aimed at enhancing public safety and health in California’s entertainment venues.
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Alanis' bill supporting livestock industry passes final vote
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Juan Alanis announced today that his bill, AB 2436, has successfully passed the Senate Floor with unanimous support. This bipartisan bill aims to protect California’s cattle producers and support the operations of the California Bureau of Livestock Identification.
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Bill protecting child influencers passes California legislature
SACRAMENTO – Assemblyman Juan Alanis announced today that his bill, AB 1880, has passed the Assembly with unanimous support and is now on its way to the Governor for final approval. This legislation aims to safeguard young content creators from exploitation in the rapidly evolving digital entertainment space.
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Bill on accessible prescription labels passes California Assembly
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Juan Alanis announced today that his bill, AB 1902, aimed at increasing healthcare accessibility, passed the Assembly Floor without opposition.
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Governor signs cargo theft bill by Assemblymember Alanis
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Juan Alanis announced today that his bill, aimed at providing additional resources and equipment to jurisdictions identified with high levels of cargo theft through the California Organized Retail Crime Task Force, was signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom. The bill took immediate effect upon the Governor’s signature.
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Alanis legislation continues advancement with unanimous support
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Juan Alanis announced a successful week in the Legislature, with three of his bills advancing with unanimous support.
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Alanis' retail theft legislation passes final assembly vote
SACRAMENTO—Today, Assemblymember Juan Alanis announced that AB 1972, part of the larger bipartisan legislative retail theft package, passed its final vote on the Assembly floor with a 73-0 vote.
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Alanis opioid safety legislation heads to governor
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Juan Alanis announced today that his bill on the accessibility of opioid reversal medication received a final vote on the Assembly floor and passed successfully with no opposition.
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Governor signs AB 1796 into law enhancing educational notifications
SACRAMENTO—Yesterday, Assemblymember Juan Alanis announced that the Governor had signed AB 1796 into law.
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Alanis hosts town hall on affordability issues in Ceres
Assemblymember Juan Alanis hosted a Town Hall in Ceres, California, at the Ceres Community Center to discuss affordability issues at both state and local levels. The event featured a panel that included Ceres Mayor Javier Lopez, Ceres City Councilmember Rosalinda Vierra, CEO of the Stanislaus Latino Chamber Johnny Garcia, Turlock Irrigation District’s Monique Hampton, and Assemblymember Juan Alanis.