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Requires the Department of Insurance to review "Safer from Wildfires" regulations every 5 years and consider adding new home-hardening measures that could qualify homeowners for insurance discounts.
Creates heightened civil liability for large social media platforms ($100M+ revenue) that injure children through negligent design. Statutory damages of $5,000 per violation up to $1M per child, or 3x actual damages.
Removes residential zoning protections from alcohol/drug recovery facilities that cluster multiple homes under common ownership, or share management with commercial treatment facilities.
Excludes up to $20,000 of military retirement pay and DoD Survivor Benefit Plan payments from California state income tax for qualified taxpayers (income limits apply). Effective 2025-2034.
Authorizes California public and private universities to provide admissions preferences to applicants who can document direct lineage to someone subjected to American chattel slavery before 1900.
Overrides Coastal Commission's October 2024 decision blocking SpaceX from increasing rocket launches at Vandenberg Space Force Base from 36 to 50 per year. Urgency statute requiring 2/3 vote.
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