Assembly adopts several resolutions, passes consent calendar and moves to spring recess
March 26, 2026 | California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
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The California State Assembly filled its floor calendar with ceremonial recognitions, guest introductions, and routine business before adjourning for spring recess.
Assemblymember Davies presented ACR 152, proclaiming March 2026 as American Red Cross Month and thanked volunteers for disaster response and blood-supply work; the resolution drew 54 coauthors and was adopted by voice vote. “This resolution is about recognizing those everyday heroes, the volunteers who step forward,” Davies said.
Assemblymember Gabriel presented HR 90 recognizing Nowruz, the Persian New Year, noting its global observance and the emotional context for communities affected by recent hostilities; the resolution drew 60 coauthors and was adopted by voice vote. Gabriel said Nowruz is ‘‘a holiday of unity, of reflection, of rejuvenation’’ and respectfully asked for an aye vote.
Assemblymember Ta presented ACR 141 recognizing a Buddhist observance day (referred to on the floor as VISACT Day); the resolution passed by voice vote with 59 coauthors.
The Assembly also adopted its second-day consent calendar and a set of routine measures (clerk-reported voice votes, consent calendar adopted; example listed bills include AB 1948 among others). The clerk recorded voice or unanimous tallies for the consent and second-day calendars.
Members used part of the floor session to introduce visiting delegations and groups: Assemblymember Hadwick introduced Nevada County Sheriff Shannon Moon and members of the Nevada County Search and Rescue team (recognized for their response to a February avalanche near Truckee); Assemblymember Calra welcomed a Canadian delegation highlighting cross-border trade; and Assemblymember Bonta welcomed more than 60 Oakland High School Public Health Academy students.
Finally, Majority Leader Garcia moved (seconded) pursuant to joint rule to adjourn the Assembly for spring recess; the motion carried and the House stood adjourned until Monday, April 6 at 1 p.m.
Assemblymember Davies presented ACR 152, proclaiming March 2026 as American Red Cross Month and thanked volunteers for disaster response and blood-supply work; the resolution drew 54 coauthors and was adopted by voice vote. “This resolution is about recognizing those everyday heroes, the volunteers who step forward,” Davies said.
Assemblymember Gabriel presented HR 90 recognizing Nowruz, the Persian New Year, noting its global observance and the emotional context for communities affected by recent hostilities; the resolution drew 60 coauthors and was adopted by voice vote. Gabriel said Nowruz is ‘‘a holiday of unity, of reflection, of rejuvenation’’ and respectfully asked for an aye vote.
Assemblymember Ta presented ACR 141 recognizing a Buddhist observance day (referred to on the floor as VISACT Day); the resolution passed by voice vote with 59 coauthors.
The Assembly also adopted its second-day consent calendar and a set of routine measures (clerk-reported voice votes, consent calendar adopted; example listed bills include AB 1948 among others). The clerk recorded voice or unanimous tallies for the consent and second-day calendars.
Members used part of the floor session to introduce visiting delegations and groups: Assemblymember Hadwick introduced Nevada County Sheriff Shannon Moon and members of the Nevada County Search and Rescue team (recognized for their response to a February avalanche near Truckee); Assemblymember Calra welcomed a Canadian delegation highlighting cross-border trade; and Assemblymember Bonta welcomed more than 60 Oakland High School Public Health Academy students.
Finally, Majority Leader Garcia moved (seconded) pursuant to joint rule to adjourn the Assembly for spring recess; the motion carried and the House stood adjourned until Monday, April 6 at 1 p.m.
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