Authored by Assemblymember Juan Alanis, R-Modesto, AB 2004 would grant correctional officers — specifically in Fresno and San Joaquin counties — the same rights as deputy sheriffs. Alanis said 40 other counties recognize correctional officers as peace officers. Read more at: GV…

Assemblyman Juan Alanis (R-Modesto) today joined Assemblyman Jeff Gonzalez (R-Indio), fellow legislators, and farmworkers at the state Capitol to highlight Assembly Bill 2082, the Rural Farmworker Women’s Health Act of 2026.   Read more at: LEGISLATIVE ROUNDUP: Alanis joins effort…

Outside the state capitol on Tuesday, leaders who represent the more than 100,000 women who work in California agriculture, including Valley Assemblymen David Tangipa and Juan Alanis, announced AB 2082, or The Rural Farmworker Women’s Health Act. Read more at: ABC…

A third item to watch is the progress of a bill introduced in Sacramento by Assemblymember Juan Alanis. The bill is AB 2282 and could move the construction of an emergency facility in Patterson up the timeline.   Read more…

State Assemblyman Juan Alanis, R-Modesto, called attention to the growing problem of cargo theft when he introduced Assembly Bill 1972 as part of a bipartisan legislative package dealing with retail theft. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the Alanis bill into law…