SR 90 by Gonzalez
SR 90
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- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
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Overview
This Senate Resolution recognizes April 14-16, 2026, as Khmer New Year in California. It acknowledges the rich cultural heritage of the Cambodian people, including traditions like the celebration of Moha Sangkranta, ancestor veneration, and the significance of temple rituals. The resolution also highlights the substantial Cambodian community in California, particularly in Long Beach, and their contributions to the state’s diverse culture and economy.
Key provisions
- Designates April 14-16, 2026, as Khmer New Year in California.
- Recognizes the cultural significance of Khmer New Year traditions.
- Acknowledges the large Cambodian population in California, specifically in Long Beach.
- Highlights the contributions of Cambodian people to California’s communities and economy.
- Calls upon Californians to participate in appropriate activities and programs during Khmer New Year.
Who is affected
- California residents
- The Cambodian community in California
- The City of Long Beach
- People interested in cultural celebrations
Notable changes
- This resolution formally recognizes a cultural holiday not previously specifically acknowledged by the state.
- It emphasizes the importance of celebrating and understanding Cambodian culture within California.
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