Votes at a glance: Human Services Committee advances three bills and approves consent items The Assembly Human Services Committee unanimously advanced AB 1574 (tribal diversion services) to Appropriations, AB 1618 (state food‑security survey) to Appropriations as amended, and AB 1688 (notice for abuse/neglect allegations in foster placements) to Public Safety; consent calendar items including AB 1602 were approved.

The California Assembly Human Services Committee has made significant strides by unanimously advancing three crucial bills aimed at enhancing tribal services, food security, and child safety.

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Committee advances bill to boost state solar tax credit to 30% The House committee advanced Senate Bill 55 to increase New Mexico's rooftop solar income tax credit from 10% to 30%, raise the per-project cap and extend a sunset to 2032; sponsors and installers said the change would stabilize jobs after the end of a federal credit, while fiscal questions were discussed.

New Mexico is set to supercharge its solar market with a bold new bill that could triple tax credits and bring economic stability to the industry!

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Woodcliffs license-management plan recommended after biologist presentation Wildlife biologist Clint Sampson presented changes to the Woodcliffs license-management plan (splitting objectives for Bitter Creek and Little Creek areas, raising population objectives), and the RAC recommended the plan unanimously after questions about cross-border movement, tribal access, and grazer coordination.

Wildlife biologist Clint Sampson unveils a game-changing plan to boost hunter opportunities and enhance herd management in Utah's Woodcliffs area.

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