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SACRAMENTO, CA – Three more bills Assemblywoman Lori D. Wilson sent to the Governor’s desk at the conclusion of the 2026 Legislative Session have been signed into California law, bringing her total number of bills signed this cycle to eight.
Those most recently signed include:
- AB 1621, which helps address post-entitlement permitting delays and ongoing permit revisions which stall housing projects after they have already been approved for compliance.
- AB 1798, which ensures life insurance providers cannot discriminate against you based on your genetics.
- AB 2346, which enhances e-bike safety laws and provide additional tools to local governments.
Those already signed include:
- AB 431, which includes Advanced Air Mobility in the next California Transportation Plan.
- AB 643, which amends a section of the Public Resources Code related to climate change, short-lived pollutants, and organic waste reduction, as well as provides more pathways for the productive reuse of organic material, was signed last week.
- AB 912, which supports the Vallejo Flood and Wastewater District’s long-term infrastructure, financial, and service responsibilities by modernizing the current Board of Trustees composition.
- AB 1731, which streamlines the healthy food procurement process by helping local farmers overcome barriers to sell food to California institutions like schools and hospitals.
- AB 2059, which recognizes rural areas are different under vehicle miles traveled (VMT) evaluations of transportation projects.
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