California's Made in California Program regulations expand eligibility and requirements under Assembly Bill 127, effective immediately as of the June 5, 2026 filing.
California Horse Racing Board amends Rule 1843.2 to update the Classification of Foreign Substances List and align with December 2025 Association of Racing Commissioners International guidelines; comment period closes August 3, 2026.
California Superintendent of Public Instruction adopts new attendance policies for the State Preschool Program governing excused and unexcused absences, effective immediately as of June 10, 2026.
California Department of Food and Agriculture expands spongy moth eradication quarantine zone to statewide coverage; regulatory amendment effective October 1, 2026.
California Department of Cannabis Control emergency action allows existing dual A/M licensees to separate into individual adult-use and medicinal licenses under Title 04, Section 15023.1, effective immediately as of June 4, 2026.
California Department of Tax and Fee Administration amends Title 18, Section 1569 to remove gendered language in regulations governing consignees and lienors of tangible personal property for sale; effective June 10, 2026.
California Department of Toxic Substances Control settlement with two parties at BKK Class I Landfill requires $6,203,825.42 in combined payments for environmental response costs; public comment closes July 20, 2026.
California Board of Forestry and Fire Protection proposes Title 14 rulemaking to establish work completion report requirements for emergency notice timber operations affecting timber operators and forest managers.
Department of Pesticide Regulation proposes Title 3 enforcement response rulemaking clarifying violation procedures for pesticide applicators, dealers, and users.
California Department of Food and Agriculture proposes repealing Title 3 pink bollworm interior quarantine regulations that restrict cotton and related crop operations in designated zones.
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