Here are some of the noteworthy bills tracked by CalMatters reporters.

Some significant measures ought to be to Newsom’s liking: He has become more assertive in pushing his priorities in the Legislature - climate change last year, infrastructure and mental health this year.

But that doesn’t happen often, and in recent decades almost never. The Legislature can override vetoes, if the bill’s backers can win two-thirds majorities in both the Assembly and Senate. Last year, he vetoed 169, or about 14%, while signing 997, including some very significant ones. By the time he cleared his desk, he vetoed 156 bills and signed 890. 13, a day before his deadline to sign or veto the final batch. Of the more than 2,600 introduced, the most in a decade, about 900 are on Newsom’s desk. 14, legislators approved many more bills. And before they finished nearly seven months of lawmaking late Sept. Gavin Newsom some significant legislation - to tax guns and ammunition, ban caste discrimination and decriminalize some psychedelic drugs. But some things never change: Legislators wait until the last days of the session to pass a lot of bills. It’s California’s most diverse Legislature ever, and one-fourth of lawmakers are new.