Legislation Allowing Mobile Pharmacies to Disperse Opioid Addiction Medication signed by Governor Newsom
Haney’s AB 663 allows mobile pharmacies that travel to neighborhoods that are hard hit by the fentanyl epidemic and disperse medications that treat opioid addiction
Sacramento, CA
Haney’s Bill to Ban Expensive Security Deposits Signed by Governor
AB 12 will create a one month's rent cap on security deposits statewide
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California is Creating an MMA Fighter’s Pension Fund
Assemblymember Haney’s AB 1136 will require Mixed Martial Arts promoters to set aside a portion of their ticket sales for a California state run retirement benefit fund for combat sports
Sacramento, CA
Newsom Vetoes Bill Protecting California Workers During Mass Layoffs
AB 1356 would have expanded and strengthened protections and notice requirements for employees impacted by recent mass layoffs
Newsom Vetoes Bill Protecting California Workers During Mass Layoffs
Stop Dangerous Pharmacies Act is signed into California Law
AB 1286 creates first in the nation medication error reporting requirements for chain pharmacies and protects workers and patients in these settings
Sacramento –
California Assembly’s Fentanyl Committee Chair Encourages Governor to Sign over 200 bills Confronting the Fentanyl and Overdose Crisis
The Legislature has historic year passing the most bills ever to combat fentanyl
Sacramento – This year the C
New California Renters’ Caucus Gets all Five of its Priority Bills to Governor’s Desk
State Legislature’s first-ever caucus to fight for renters’ rights sends all priority bills to Governor Newsom’s desk
New California Renters’ Caucus Gets all Five of its Priority Bills to Governor’s Desk
Bill Allowing Mobile Pharmacies to Distribute Opioid Addiction Medication Sent to Governor’s Desk
Assemblymember Matt Haney’s AB 663 will allow mobile pharmacies to carry medications used to treat opioid use disorder, such as buprenorphine
Bill Allowing Mobile Pharmacies to Distribute Opioid Addiction Medication Sent to Governor’s Desk
Bill Allowing Youth Over the Age of 16 to be Treated for Opioid Addiction Without Prior Parental Consent Heads to Governor’s Desk
Assemblymember Haney’s AB 816 will allow physicians to provide buprenorphine treatment to youth over 16 years of age
Bill Allowing Youth Over the Age of 16 to be Treated for Opioid Addiction Without Prior Parental Consent Heads to