SACRAMENTO – Senate Public Safety Chair Aisha Wahab (D-Silicon Valley) and Assembly Public Safety Chair Kevin McCarty (D-Sacramento) announced today that they have been working this year to propose an additional amendment to SB 1414 to protect victims and punish predators.
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Sacramento—SB 980, The Smile Act—authored by California Senator Aisha Wahab (D-Silicon Valley)—expands coverage for dental implant benefits for Medi-Cal recipients, and passed Assembly Health Committee with unanimous bipartisan support.
Sacramento, CA — SB 980, The Smile Act—authored by California Senator Aisha Wahab (D-Silicon Valley)—expands coverage for dental implant benefits for Medi-Cal recipients, and officially passed the Senate with unanimous bipartisan support, including has 34 co-authors.
Sacramento, CA — SB 980, The Smile Act—authored by California Senate Assistant Majority Leader Aisha Wahab (D-Silicon Valley)—expands coverage for dental implant benefits for Medi-Cal recipients, and was moved off the Senate Appropriations suspense file to the Senate Floor.
Sacramento, CA — SB 981, Digital Identity Theft Act—authored by California Senator Aisha Wahab (D-Silicon Valley), Chair of Senate Public Safety Committee—will prompt social media platforms to create a reporting mechanism for removing material considered Digital Identity Theft. On Tuesday, the bill passed Senate Judiciary with unanimous bipartisan support.
Sacramento, CA — Senator Aisha Wahab’s (D-Silicon Valley) has a trio of labor-related bills which have all passed Senate Labor Committee and are heading to Appropriations.
Sacramento, CA — SB 926, Safeguarding Against Digitized Misrepresentation—authored by California Senator Aisha Wahab (D-Silicon Valley), Chair of Senate Public Safety Committee—expands existing law to ensure the intentional distribution of AI-generated photos—with the intent to harm the person whose face is in the photo—is a crime. SB 926 passed Public Safety with unanimous bipartisan support.
Sacramento, CA — Senator Aisha Wahab’s (D-Silicon Valley) behavioral health bills emphasizing substance use disorders, SB 1319 and SB 1320, both passed Senate Health Committee on Wednesday with unanimous bipartisan support.