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CA lawmaker demands more oversight over expensive, delayed 911 project
Also on Thursday, Assemblymember Josh Hoover, R-Folsom, called for a state audit of the delayed 911 project. Hoover, a member of the Joint Legislative Audit.
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Bipartisan California bills seek to rein in child social media use, sexually explicit material online
Assembly Bill 1709 states the Legislature’s intention to impose a minimum age requirement for people to open or maintain a social media account.“This bill takes an.
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California Energy Consultant Service named Dist. 7 Small Business of the Month
ORANGEVALE – Assemblyman Josh Hoover has announced California Energy Consultant Service as the January 2026 Small Business of the Month for the 7th Assembly District, recognizing.
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Newsom’s rosy budget forecast clashes with California’s harsh realities
Earlier this month, I attended Governor Gavin Newsom’s first State of the State address to a joint legislative session since 2020. While I appreciated his.
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Lawmakers Signal Shift to Modular and Industrialized Construction to Fix California Housing Crisis - State Affairs Pro
Assemblymember Josh Hoover, R-Folsom, asked how modular construction might help retain workers by offering steadier employment and safer conditions. “Could you also speak to the.
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California laws to take effect in 2026; here are key highlights
New residential building inspections – Assembly Bill 1308: This new law, authored by Assemblymember Josh Hoover, R-Folsom, requires city and county building departments to inspect newly-completed.
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California Mandates Smartphone Limits in Public Schools by 2026
The bipartisan support for the bill—authored by Assemblymembers Josh Hoover, David Alvarez, Josh Lowenthal, and Al Muratsuchi—underscores its broad appeal. The impetus for this law traces.
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Taxpayers deserve the real story on Capitol Annex costs
This month the Joint Legislative Rules Committee released a document entitled the “State Capitol Annex Project Construction Update,” touting it as a step toward transparency.