New California Laws 2022 (part 19)

Annual Series on New California Laws

Sacramento, Calif.- Part 19 in New California Laws for 2022 starts off the new week. This installment includes child care, Sierra Nevada Conservancy, DNA evidence, property taxation, health care coverage, Medi-Cal Sacramento County and more.

For full text details and authorship regarding laws and the effective dates, please click on the bill number below for access to the California Legislature official releases.

California Laws 2022 – Part 19

SB-159 State Employment: State Bargaining Unit 6.
SB-160 Department of Cannabis Control: licensure: appellations of origin: trade samples.
SB-162 Community Economic Resilience Fund Program.
SB-165 State employment: State Bargaining Units.
SB-166 Department of Cannabis Control: licensure: fee waivers and deferrals.
SB-168 Child care.
SB-169 Postsecondary education trailer bill.
SB-170 Budget Act of 2021.
SB-171 Health.
SB-206 Firefighters Procedural Bill of Rights Act: Department of Forestry and Fire Protection: temporary appointments.
SB-208 Sierra Nevada Conservancy: Sierra Nevada Region: subregion: definitions: annual report.
SB-211 State Bar: board of trustees: reports: complaints: attorneys’ annual license fees: California Lawyers Association: Legal Services Trust Fund Commission: expenditure of funds.
SB-214 Neighborhood electric vehicles: County of Orange: Ranch Plan Planned Community.
SB-215 DNA evidence.
SB-219 Property taxation: delinquent penalties and costs: cancellation: public health orders.
SB-221 Health care coverage: timely access to care.
SB-224 Pupil instruction: mental health education.
SB-226 Medi-Cal: County of Sacramento.
SB-231 Department of Transportation: transfer of property: Blues Beach property.
SB-239 Government finance: surplus investments: savings and loan associations or credit unions.
SB-241 Civil actions.
SB-242 Health care provider reimbursements.
SB-248 Sexually violent predators: open court proceedings.
SB-254 Public schools: September 11th Remembrance Day.
SB-255 Health care coverage: employer associations.
SB-258 Aging.
SB-263 Real estate applicants and licensees: education requirements: fair housing and implicit bias training.
SB-264 Firearms: the OC Fair and Event Center.
SB-266 State park system: Chino Hills State Park: expansion.
SB-267 Property taxation: active solar energy systems: partnership flip transactions.

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