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The Senate is considering a new law that would allow minors (or their parents) to sue doctors if they believe they were harmed by medical treatments for gender transition.
A new proposal in the state Assembly would make it easier to send people back to jail. Under this rule, if you are currently on parole or probation and get charged with a new crime, you could be sent back to prison immediately, even before you are found guilty of that new crime.
This bill would allow a community to create a local group to manage emergency services, like firefighting or ambulance crews. If formed, this group would have the power to pay for these services by collecting property taxes, charging service fees, and taking out loans to buy equipment like fire trucks or ambulances. It is currently being discussed in the Senate.
The Senate is currently reviewing a new law about how colleges train people to become teachers.
This bill is about whether cities should be allowed to run programs that give people a guaranteed monthly check. It is currently being debated by state lawmakers.
Relating to: delivery network couriers and transportation network drivers, Department of Financial Institutions’ approval to offer portable benefit accounts, providing for insurance coverage, modifying administrative rules related to accident and sickness insurance, and granting rule-making authority. (FE). Currently in Assembly.
This bill would require all state government employees to work from the office instead of from home. It is currently being debated in the state Assembly.
This proposed law would create new rules for how schools handle requests from students who want to change their name or pronouns. It is currently being debated in the state Assembly.
This bill sets the rules for when the government tears down billboards to make room for road projects. It explains how the government must calculate how much money to pay the billboard owners—even if those signs don't technically follow current local city laws.
This proposed law would do three main things: 1. **Help teachers:** Give them more power to manage their classrooms. 2. **Inform parents:** Require schools to tell parents right away if their child is acting out or being violent. 3. **Update rules:** Change how school districts write their official codes of conduct. It is currently being debated in the state Assembly.
The Senate is currently debating a bill about how prosecutors handle criminal cases. Specifically, it changes the rules for when prosecutors can drop or change charges, and how they offer "second chance" deals that allow people to avoid a permanent criminal record if they follow certain court-ordered rules.
This bill updates the rules for how unemployment benefits work. It is currently being debated in the state Assembly.