Sent to the Governor
AB 31, AB 1824, and AB 2187 were presented to the Governor. Several more tracked bills are enrolled.
Ten tracked California bills became law, three were vetoed, and one was held. The Pit River land-transfer bill still awaits House action; it is not law.
Signed into law: AB 31, 1641, 1769, 1824, 1841, 2115, 2187 and 2507 (Sept. 25); AB 1581 (Sept. 30); and previously chaptered AB 2018. Vetoed: AB 1881 and AB 2218 (Sept. 30), SB 891 (Sept. 27). Held: SB 1326. Governor September 25 record · September 27 record · September 30 record.
Pit River Land Transfer Act: Senate passed amended H.R. 2400 September 30. The measure awaits House action on the amendment; neither enactment nor a completed land transfer is established. Sponsor’s account.
Reading order: The bill-by-bill table and older PDF below are September 2 archival snapshots, not the present 2026 dispositions. For current stages use the linked October 16 addendum and the Watch Desk.
Read current priority update → · Dated PDF addendum · Open Watch Desk
The September 30 Senate floor record lists H.R. 2400 as passed with an amendment. The dated summary below still preserves its September 2 snapshot. Passage does not establish a completed land transfer.
The August 31 passage deadline changed the status of most tracked state bills. By this snapshot, many had moved beyond floor votes: some were being enrolled, some had been sent to the Governor, and others were waiting for the next official action.
A short, dated closeout view of what changed around the end of the legislative session.
Bill-by-bill status, the dated baseline, and the later H.R. 2400 update.
Use this for later votes, Governor action, federal action, and other status changes.
AB 31, AB 1824, and AB 2187 were presented to the Governor. Several more tracked bills are enrolled.
AB 1881, AB 1581, AB 1841, and AB 1769 cleared final legislative action and moved into engrossing/enrolling.
SB 1326 remains held and should not be described as moving toward enactment this session.
H.R. 2400 remains pending after the Senate Indian Affairs Committee's August 5 substitute action; it is not enacted.
Read the full briefing for the status table, bill-by-bill notes, current-law baseline, and September 30 watch window.
Use the Watch Desk. It shows the current stage, next trigger, source, and whether each track was actually rechecked.