The California State Senate convened on June 27, 2025, to discuss several key budget-related bills aimed at enhancing state services and addressing various operational needs. The session began with a proposal to allocate $5 million for a tribal police pilot program, which includes clarifications on suitability policies for juvenile facilities and provisions for civil action to enforce compliance. The bill received a majority vote, passing with 29 in favor and 8 against.

Following this, the Senate addressed Assembly Bill 136, a trailer bill concerning the courts. Senator Wiener presented the bill, which aims to streamline judicial council reporting and appropriates $4.7 million for state court facilities construction. This bill also passed unanimously with 38 votes in favor.

Next on the agenda was Assembly Bill 137, which focuses on state government operations. This bill facilitates the disposal of surplus properties from the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and allows financial assistance for climate-related projects. It also passed with 29 votes in favor and 9 against.

The Senate then reviewed Assembly Bill 143, which pertains to developmental services. This bill implements various budget solutions, including adjustments to service provider rates and enhancements to the self-determination program. It also passed with a vote of 29 to 9.

After the completion of these discussions, the Senate took a scheduled 20-minute lunch break, reconvening to continue with motions and resolutions. The meeting highlighted the Senate's ongoing efforts to address budgetary needs and improve state services through legislative action.