AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Safety & Health: California lawmakers advanced AB 1267 to ban child marriage statewide, setting a minimum age of 18. Animal Welfare: AB 2344 would let abused “evidence animals” leave crowded shelters sooner by moving them to foster or rescue groups while owners’ cases play out. State Budget & Mental Health: California approved $5 million for CenCal Health to expand training for non-specialty mental health providers in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo. Environment & Agriculture: Golden mussels are clogging irrigation and water systems across the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, prompting emergency actions by multiple counties. Consumer Protection: PG&E customers are being hit by a barcode/QR-code scam tied to fake shutoff threats, with losses already topping $211,000 this year. Local Government: Shasta County certified its June 2 election results, sending the numbers to the state for final certification. Transportation: SacRT suspended downtown light rail service for four days as state workers return to offices. Courts & Crime: A Fremont man, Jeffrey Ying, was sentenced for stealing rare Chinese manuscripts from UCLA and swapping in forgeries.
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