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This proposed law would require drivers of vans for people with disabilities to announce every stop out loud so passengers know where they are. It is currently being debated by state lawmakers.
The Senate is currently reviewing a bill to update the rules for how businesses get licenses to sell alcohol.
The Senate is currently deciding on new rules for companies that provide healthcare workers.
Lawmakers are considering changing the fines for limousine companies that break the rules. It is not a law yet.
This bill would allow our state’s health department to team up with other countries to solve health problems. It is currently waiting for a vote in the Assembly.
Right now, a judge decides if someone is a "repeat criminal." This new proposal would let a jury decide instead. It is currently being debated in the state legislature.
This bill updates the rules for real estate agents' mandatory training. It changes what classes agents must take and how the schools and teachers who provide that training are regulated. It is currently being debated by the state legislature.
This bill would allow the state to pay for classes that teach people how to buy a home responsibly. These classes help first-time buyers make smart financial decisions before they sign a contract. The bill is currently being reviewed by the State Assembly.
The Senate is currently reviewing a plan to rename a stretch of Highway 35 in Laurence Harbor in honor of James Francisco and Walter Schmidt.
This bill would ensure that working as a poll worker doesn’t lower your unemployment benefits. It is currently waiting for a vote in the Assembly.
This bill changes the rules for how many electric vehicle (EV) parking spaces a business or building must provide: * **Round up:** If the math for how many EV spots are required results in a fraction, you must round up to the next whole number. * **Keep enough parking:** You cannot get rid of more than 10% of your total parking spaces to make room for these new EV spots. The bill is currently being reviewed by the Assembly.
Lawmakers are currently debating a new bill called the "Fair Price Protection Act." If passed, it would create new rules to stop unfair price hikes. It is still being reviewed by the Assembly.
