All Home supports the following state legislation.
(This page was last updated on March 15th, 2023.)
2023 Legislative Positions:
All Home’s 2023 legislative priorities intersect on homelessness, housing, and economic security and mobility for ELI households.
Bills listed in bold with a * are our top priorities, where we are making extra efforts to advance our position throughout the legislative process.
Economic Security + Mobility
- AB 441 (Haney)- Sponsored by All Home*
- Authorizes the Franchise Tax Board to distribute annual tax credit payments of the CalEITC, Young Child Tax Credit, and Foster Youth Credit in advanced monthly installments.
- Bill Text
- AB 441 fact sheet
- AB 441 Sample Letter
- AB 1498 (Gipson)*
- Increases the minimum CalEITC credit amount for single filers to $355.
- Bill Text
- SB 569 (Glazer)*
- Makes the Renter’s Tax Credit refundable and indexes it to inflation.
- Bill Text
- SB 686 (Durazo)*
- Includes domestic workers in state workplace safety regulations.
- Bill Text
- AB 435 (Cervantes)
- Expands BenefitsCal automated application process eligibility to allow individuals who are eligible for the CAPI, TCVAP, or RCA programs to apply online using BenefitsCal in lieu of doing so in-person.
- Bill Text
- AB 745 (Bryan)
- Requires the Department of Housing and Community Development to create the Reentry Housing and Workforce Development Program.
- Bill text
Homelessness
- AB 799 (Rivas)*
- Requires the California Interagency Council on Homelessness and HHAP fund applicants to establish and update achievable, statewide goals using evidence-based solutions to combat homelessness.
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- AB 1656 (Wicks)*
- Establishes an ongoing funding revenue source to address homelessness.
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- AB 257 (Hoover) OPPOSED
- Criminalizes “camping” on any street, sidewalk, or other public right-of-way within 500 feet of a school, daycare center, playground, or youth center.
- Bill text
- SB 31 (Jones) OPPOSED
- Criminalizes sitting, laying, sleeping, or storing personal property upon any street, sidewalk, or other public right-of-way within 1000 feet of “sensitive areas” such as schools, daycare centers, parks, or libraries.
- Bill text
Housing
- AB 1319 (Wicks)*
- Authorizes the Bay Area Housing Finance Agency to issue mortgage revenue bonds, acquire, develop, and dispose of real property, and create California limited liability companies of which the agency is the sole member.
- Bill Text
- SB 4 (Wiener)*
- Provides a streamlined process for religious organizations and nonprofit colleges to develop affordable housing on their property regardless of local zoning restrictions.
- Bill text
- SB 225 (Caballero)*
- Establishes the Community Anti-Displacement and Preservation Program to fund the acquisition and preservation of affordable housing units and prevent the displacement of current residents.
- Bill text
- SB 423 (Wiener)*
- Makes permanent a law to streamline the approval of affordable housing projects, and require prevailing wages for construction workers
- Bill text
- SB 567 (Durazo)*
- Makes changes to existing tenant protection law by establishing presumption that a tenancy is month-to-month, limiting rent increases and protecting tenants against illegal evictions.
- Bill Text
- AB 84 (Ward)
- Improves implementation of the welfare property tax exemption for development of affordable housing.
- Bill Text
- AB 671 (Ward)
- Expressly allows Community Land Trusts to use CalHome Program funds for developing accessory dwelling units.
- Bill Text
- AB 1053 (Gabriel)
- Reduces affordable housing costs by funding Department of Housing and Community Development loans during construction.
- Bill text
- SB 482 (Blakespear)
- Requires the Department of Housing and Community Development to offer capitalized operating reserves to supportive housing units developed under the Multifamily Housing Program.
- Bill text
2023 Policy Letters
January 2023 State Budget Request