Urges the California State Senate to pass AB 429, Earthquake Inventory Act and AB 393, Strengthening Building Codes (Sacramento, CA) Assemblymember Nazarian urges the California State Senate to pass AB 429, Earthquake Inventory Act and AB 393, Strengthening Building Codes. Both bills are currently in Senate Appropriations. On July 4th,
(Sacramento, CA) Assemblymember Adrin Nazarian introduced AB 492, the Homeowner & Renters’ Assistance Program. AB 492 will provide a tax rebate to financially struggling renters and homeowners across California by reinstating and expanding the Homeowners and Renters Property Tax Assistance Program to include all Californian homeowners and renters who make
Assemblymember Adrin Nazarian introduced AB 761, which removes challenging requirements and drastically reduces the prohibitive costs municipalities and non-profits face when using state-owned armories as a tool to reduce homelessness. “The state needs to do more to get people off the street and back on their feet,” stated Assemblymember Adrin
State Bill would help California’s schools cut their greenhouse gases by serving healthier food. (Los Angeles, CA) Assemblymember Adrin Nazarian (D-Van Nuys) introduced landmark legislation incentivizing K-12 public schools across the state to offer healthier, climate-friendly lunch options. Under AB 479, the Healthy Climate-Friendly School Lunch Act, schools would receive
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Adrin Nazarian is a Democratic California assemblyman who immigrated to the U.S. from Iran. Now, he represents the 46th District, which covers the San Fernando Valley. “Going through what’s been happening the last few days just has made us relive a lot of the past challenges,” Nazarian said.
The state’s current minimum requirements for construction allow new buildings to be so severely damaged in a major earthquake that they must be torn down. Quake safety advocates have promoted a new building standard that would have buildings built stronger in the first place, so they can be repaired and reoccupied relatively quickly after a major earthquake.
Nearly 30 years after California became the first state to ban the sale of assault weapons and embarked on a path toward the strictest firearm laws in the nation, legislators have sent Gov. Jerry Brown nine new gun-control bills in response to a surge in mass shootings.
Democratic lawmakers on Monday passed legislation that would allow teachers and school staff to request temporary confiscation of a person’s firearms. Employers and co-workers at businesses could also request gun violence restraining orders, under the bill.
Assemblymember Adrin Nazarian introduced legislation extending the highly successful film tax credit to 2025. The current film tax credit is set to expire on June 30, 2020.
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