SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein has introduced AB 1663, The Probate Conservatorship Reform and Supported Decision-Making Act, to address the misuse, overuse, and exploitation of probate conservatorships in California.
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein introduced Assembly Bill 1641 to enact restrictions on placement locations of sexually violent predators during conditional release. The bill will require law enforcement to be involved in the selection of placement locations and will prioritize community safety.
RANCHO BERNARDO – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein proudly honored Valerie Brown as the 77th Assembly District’s 2021 Woman of the Year on Monday.
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein has wrapped up the 2021 Legislative Session with significant victories for the 77th Assembly District. Seven of Maienschein’s bills have been signed into statewide law, and one has been secured in the State Budget.
CARMEL MOUNTAIN RANCH – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein recognized Café Luna as the “2021 Small Business of the Year” for the 77th Assembly District. Maienschein invited Jamie Wimmer, proprietor of Café Luna, to a ceremony in Sacramento honoring small businesses throughout California and the remarkable individuals that lead them.
Ensuring that our children in San Diego are provided with quality education has been a priority of mine throughout my career – both in the Legislature and in City Hall. I am proud to share with you the record education funding we have secured for California’s kids, from preschool through college.
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein’s important legislation regarding California’s youth and physical activity has passed through the Legislature and is now with the Governor.
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein is proud to announce he has brought $1.4 million from the 2021-22 state budget to five public service organizations and projects in the 77th Assembly District.
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein’s legislation to expand access to rapid whole genome sequencing for Medi-Cal babies suffering from rare diseases has received funding in the 2021-2022 state budget.
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein introduced legislation this week that would qualify genomics testing as a covered Medi-Cal benefit. Inspired by the results of Project Baby Bear, Assembly Bill 114 would provide access to rapid Whole Genome Sequencing (rWGS®) to patients covered by Medi-Cal.