SACRAMENTO—Today, Assemblymember Juan Alanis announced that his first bill of the 2025-26 legislative cycle passed the Assembly Floor on a unanimous vote of 67-0. AB 387 would exempt probation officers from the jury selection process, also known as voir dire,…
SACRAMENTO – Today, Assemblymember Alanis announced the introduction of four bills aimed at protecting minors and victims of violent crime. The bill package seeks to prevent violent crime and enhance safeguards for crime victims. “As a former detective specializing in…
SACRAMENTO – Today, Assemblymember Alanis proudly announced the introduction of three bills aimed at addressing California’s rising affordability crisis and strengthening workforce development. “The lack of affordable child care has become a pressing issue across the state, including in my…
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Alanis announced today that he has been appointed to four additional policy committees by Speaker Robert Rivas for the 2025-26 legislative session. These committees include the Assembly Committees on Business and Professions, Natural Resources, Public Employment and…
SACRAMENTO – Assemblyman Juan Alanis released the following statement in response to the California State Supreme Court’s decision regarding the potential placement of sexually violent predator Kevin Scott Gray in the City of Turlock. “I am disappointed and angry about…