The legislative session is underway, and CAI-CLAC is actively monitoring legislation. We will continue to update this page as bills make their way through the legislature. Please continue to check back. Click here to review

Please join us for our upcoming CAI-CLAC Virtual Town Hall: Buck A Door, Fundraising and More! You’ll learn about the Buck a Door Or More program and how you can get involved within your

The California State Legislature introduced two bills this year aimed at fixing California’s housing crisis by rezoning single-family lots to allow for duplexes and more. While affordable housing remains a top priority in California,

We are deeply disappointed that Governor Newsom signed Assembly Bill 3182 over the thousands of individuals who contacted his office to express their concerns. What is most insulting is that the Governor issued the

Thank you to everyone who has already contacted their legislators. Our advocacy efforts have made an impact, but unfortunately haven't stopped this harmful bill. AB 3182 places unreasonable restrictions on your association’s ability to enact

Thanks to all our advocates, another harmful bill (AB 3040) is no longer being considered. Unfortunately, amendments were just introduced that make bill AB 3182 more harmful. The new amendments mandate associations with rental

Thank you for your engagement in our Call to Action. With nearly 1,000 emails sent to the State Senate last week, your efforts helped to get AB 3040 held in the Senate Appropriations Committee. We

Two bills are being considered in the California state legislature that will create significant harm to California’s more than 55,000 common interest developments if passed. CAI-CLAC Advocate, Louie Brown, explains the dangerous impacts of

We need your help to tell the Senate Housing Committee to VOTE NO on AB 3182 (Ting) before their hearing on July 30, 2020. AB 3182 will prohibit an association from including rental or

We are disappointed to announce that late last night, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 323 (Wieckowski). This means it will be effective on January 1, 2020. Believe it or not, SB 323 was