Governor Newsom Signs AB 2011, the Affordable Housing and High Road Jobs Act
SAN FRANCISCO — Today, Governor Newsom signed into law the Affordable Housing and High Road Jobs Act (AB 2011), the most sweeping housing production legislation to be signed into law in several years.
Asm. Wicks, Reproductive Health Advocates Celebrate Signing of AB 2223
New law will ensure that no one in California will be investigated, prosecuted, or incarcerated for ending a pregnancy or experiencing pregnancy loss
SACRAMENTO – Governor Newsom today signed Assembly Bill 2223, strengthening California’s role as a reproductive freedom state and ensuring that no one will ever again be prosecuted or imprisoned in California for a miscarriage, stillbirth, or abortion in California.
Sen. Caballero and Asm. Wicks Celebrate Passage of Bicameral Housing Affordability and Production Package, Headed to the Governor’s Desk for Signature
SB 6 (Caballero) and AB 2011 (Wicks) will vastly increase opportunities for housing production, while strengthening labor standards and building the construction workforce
SACRAMENTO – Today, Senator Anna M.
Assembly Advances Gun Violence Prevention Package in Wake of Uvalde, TX School Shooting Tragedy
Group of lawmakers commit to doing everything in their power under state law to decrease the likelihood guns make it into the wrong hands
SACRAMENTO – In the wake of another tragedy and inaction at the national level, the Assembly Wednesday advanced a package of six gun violence prevention bills to the Senate, signaling California’s commitment to doing everything possible to take action where the federal governmen
Affordable Housing and High Road Jobs Act (AB 2011) Advances to Senate
SACRAMENTO — Today, the Affordable Housing and High Road Jobs Act (AB 2011) passed the Assembly on a vote of 48-9, clearing its first major hurdle and advancing to the State Senate.
California Mayors Issue Support for Affordable Housing and High Road Jobs Act (AB 2011)
Mayors statewide laud bill’s ability to expand climate-friendly affordable housing opportunities, while also growing a thriving, well-paid construction workforce
SACRAMENTO — On the heels of growing support from California Labor Unions, city Mayors across California are stepping forward to declare their support for AB 2011 – The Affordable Housing and Hi
Major Labor Groups Signal Support for Asm. Wicks’ Affordable Housing and High Road Jobs Act (AB 2011)
SEIU and California School Employees Association offer to back amended legislation; Asm. Wicks pledges to accept proposed amendments: “We welcome their ideas for strengthening the bill.”
SACRAMENTO — California’s largest labor union, SEIU California, and the California School Employees Association (CSEA) announced today that they would support Assemblymember Buffy Wicks’ AB 2011 with minor amendments, in a sign of growing momentum behind the legislation.
Asm. Wicks Issues Statement on Housing, Homelessness Investments in Governor Newsom’s Revised 2022-23 Budget Proposal
SACRAMENTO — On Friday, Assemblymember Buffy Wicks, Chair of the Assembly Housing and Community Development Committee, released the following statement on the housing and homelessness investments included in Governor Gavin Newsom’s revised 2022-23 budget proposal: