California Senate Passes Bills on Session's Last Day

California Senate passes bills on session's last day

(The Center Square) – Bills tackling surveillance pricing, elderly parole eligibility, social media addiction and other issues passed in the California Senate on Monday, the last day of the 2026 legislative session.

California’s craziest last-minute laws could change your bills, kids’ screen time, shopping, driving

California lawmakers are scrambling on the final day of the legislative session to send hundreds of bills to Gov. Gavin Newsom by the end of Monday — and some of the most contentious measures could hit residents close to home.

Calif. Senate passes bills on session’s last day

The Senate approved a slate of bills on surveillance pricing, elderly parole, DUI enforcement The post Calif. Senate passes bills on session’s last day  appeared first on The San Joaquin Valley Sun.