California regulations
- Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety - Underground Facilities Safe Excavation Board - Operator Area of Notification (Title 19)July 3, 2026
The Underground Facilities Safe Excavation Board adopts regulations requiring operators to define and maintain areas of notification with regional notification centers under California's Dig Safe Act enforcement framework.
- Department of Pesticide Regulation - Pesticide-Treated Seeds (DPR Regulation Number 26-001) - Notice of Public Hearing and Extension of Written Comment PeriodJuly 3, 2026
California Department of Pesticide Regulation holds public hearing July 6, 2026, on pesticide-treated seed regulations with extended written comment period through July 6, 2026.
- Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery - Title 14, Sections 18660.19, 18660.31, 18660.44-18660.46 - Covered Electronic Waste Recycling Program Enforcement RegulationJuly 3, 2026
California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery enforces covered electronic waste recycling program requirements through amended Title 14 regulations effective immediately under emergency provisions.
- California School Finance Authority - Title 04, Sections 10170.17-10170.23 - Charter School Revolving Loan Fund ProgramJuly 3, 2026
California School Finance Authority establishes Charter School Revolving Loan Fund Program regulations implementing Senate Bill 631 (Chapter 776, Stats. 2025) through emergency readoption under Education Code section 41365(h).
- Department of Justice - Title 11, Sections 4045.2, 4282, 4283, 4285 - Department of Motor Vehicles Redesign of Driver's Licenses/Identification CardsJuly 3, 2026
California Department of Justice establishes alternative methods for firearms dealers and ammunition vendors to access driver's license and identification information following the Department of Motor Vehicles redesign of licenses and identification…
- Department of Justice - Title 11, Sections 4016-4024 - Civil Fines for Firearms DealersJuly 3, 2026
Department of Justice establishes civil fine procedures for California firearm dealers based on violation severity, with inspection and corrective action authority under Title 11, Sections 4016-4024.
- Department of Toxic Substances Control - Title 22, Section 69502.2 - Adding Microplastics to the Candidate Chemicals ListJuly 3, 2026
California Department of Toxic Substances Control adds microplastics to the Candidate Chemicals list under Safer Consumer Products regulations, affecting manufacturers and retailers of consumer products containing microplastics.
- Department of Fish and Wildlife - Invasive Mussels 2026 (Title 14, Sections 650, 672, 672.1, 672.2)July 3, 2026
Department of Fish and Wildlife amends Title 14 invasive mussel regulations to expand protections beyond dreissenid mussels to all invasive species, including golden mussel, with new watercraft decontamination and conveyance provider standards.
- Department of Social Services - Title 22 MPP, Sections 35000-35189 - Adoptions Resource Family ApprovalJuly 3, 2026
Department of Social Services amends Title 22 adoption procedures to update Resource Family Approval definitions, Private Adoption Agency Reimbursement Program protocols, case record requirements, and mental health information disclosures to adoptiv…
- California Architects Board - Title 16, Section 103 - Delegation of Certain FunctionsJuly 3, 2026
California Architects Board delegates enforcement authority to assistant and interim executive officers when the executive officer is absent.
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