The Assembly

The Chief Minister invites KCR for a debate on Kaleshwaram project lapses in the Assembly or a joint Legislature session. Revanth Reddy assures measures to prevent KCR from being belittled, with the former Chief Minister choosing the session's dates and duration.

Pasadena School Board President proposes expanding tree canopy shade on school campuses. The city will celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday with a drone show at the Rose Bowl instead of fireworks, while local authorities warn against fireworks use. A bill to protect Altadena from development advances in the Assembly.

Harish Rao reiterates the Bharat Rashtra Samithi's (BRS) stance on borrowings and calls for a debate in the Assembly. The statement highlights the party's position on financial matters and seeks legislative discussion.

Assemblymember Blanca Pacheco revised her proposal to amend California's public records rules after facing opposition from First Amendment advocates. The initial measure aimed to increase costs for public records requests to reduce malicious or profit-driven requests but was scaled back before passing through the Assembly, where high fees were later added.

Kerala's Assembly unanimously approved the President's reference on the Kerala (Alteration of Name) Bill, 2026. The legislators endorsed all queries raised by the President regarding the Bill's 10 clauses.

The Delta lawmaker's resignation letter was read during plenary, leading the Assembly to declare the seat vacant following their defection from APC to NDC.

The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (DLCC) has identified nine Wisconsin legislative districts as targets for the 2026 elections, including six Assembly and three Senate seats. These targets are held by Republican incumbents or are open due to retirements, with DLCC aiming to shift legislative control. The organization will provide resources and fundraising support for Democratic candidates in these districts.

Esakki Subaya resigned from Assembly membership citing disillusionment with AIADMK leadership. He stated the decision was free from external pressure or coercion.

MDMK’s general body is set to decide on an alliance on Saturday. The party may ask its MLAs T.M. Rajendran and Senthil Selvan to resign from the Assembly due to their participation in the 2026 election under the DMK’s symbol.

Minister Bindu Krishna addressed complaints about non-compliance with the Maternity Benefit Act in response to a submission by Mathew Kuzhalnadan, an MLA from Muvattupuzha, in the Assembly. The discussion focused on ensuring women receive six months of maternity leave under the welfare legislation.

The article provides live tracking of the 2026 New York primary election results, covering races for the State Senate and Assembly. It includes updates on both Democratic and Republican candidates.

The Assembly has been adjourned sine die, meaning it will not reconvene until a specific date is set. This marks the end of the current legislative session.

Udhayanidhi urged the Speaker to ensure live telecast of Assembly proceedings. The live telecast was active during the debate on a resolution opposing the Mekedatu dam construction but was discontinued when the discussion on the Governor’s Address began.

A heated debate occurred in the Assembly regarding the rendition of the National Anthem twice during the Governor’s address. DMK MLA Sivasankar argued that Tamil Thai Vaazhthu should be played first, followed by the National Anthem, while Leader of the House K.A. Sengottaiyan defended the practice as acceptable.

The BJP criticized the TVK-led government for causing disruption during the live telecast of Assembly proceedings. The incident involved interruptions in broadcasting legislative sessions.

Tamil Nadu Governor walked out of the Assembly due to data discrepancies in a Lok Bhavan statement. The article claims many reasons provided were incorrect or based on cherry-picked data.

Kerala Chief Minister emphasizes that being an MLA provides an opportunity to address common people's issues. A two-day orientation programme for Assembly members is underway in Thiruvananthapuram.

Rep. Chuck Edwards is under investigation by the House Ethics Committee for alleged unwanted attention towards young female aides, including a 20-something female staffer who felt uncomfortable and objectified after interactions with him. The staffer complained about Edwards' behavior and was worried about retaliation. Edwards has denied wrongdoing.