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Assemblymember Matt Haney
AB 1720: California Fans First Act
Concert tickets are not commodities to be exploited. They are meant for fans. The California Fans First Act caps resale prices at 10% above face value, allowing reasonable exchanges while putting an end to extreme price gouging. It’s time to shut down this broken system and restore fairness so Californians can enjoy events without worrying about price gouging.
California Bill Protecting Patients’ Right to Dental Care Heads to Governor’s Desk
AB 1629 will protect patients from paying upfront for covered dental care by requiring dental insurers to pay dentists directly, eliminating the need for patients to pay out-of-pocket and seek reimbursement.
SACRAMENTO, CA — A bill to expand dental care affordability passed the legislature and now heads to the Governor’s desk with a vote of 30-0.
Haney Bill to Save At-Risk Downtown San Francisco Transit Project Heads to Governor
With the future of The Portal at risk, Haney’s AB 2308 protects a critical funding source needed to bring Caltrain into downtown San Francisco.
SACRAMENTO, CA – A major push to revitalize downtown San Francisco took a big step forward today. Assemblymember Matt Haney’s (D-San Francisco) bill to keep The Portal — a key part of a broader downtown transit and revitalization project — moving forward passed the Legislature and now heads to the Governor’s desk.
California Bill to Train More People to Stop Overdose Deaths Heads to Governor with Bipartisan Support
AB 2150 would require employees who maintain CPR certification for their jobs to also receive training on how to recognize an opioid overdose and administer Narcan.
SACRAMENTO, CA — Assemblymember Matt Haney’s (D-San Francisco) bill to train more Californians to prevent fatal opioid overdoses has passed the Legislature with a vote of 31-0, and is now headed to Governor Newsom’s desk where it awaits a signature.
California Bill Creating Annual Bruce Lee Day Heads to Governor’s Desk with Unanimous Support
The proposal would designate May 17 as an annual day of recognition, honoring the San Francisco-born icon’s legacy and his lasting impact on California’s Chinese American community and culture.
SACRAMENTO, CA— Assemblymember Matt Haney’s (D–San Francisco) AB 2455, which creates an annual statewide Bruce Lee Day, passed off of the Senate Floor with a unanimous vote of 38-0 and now heads to the Governor’s Desk for a signature.