Surplus Land Act: exemption: Angel Stadium.

The bill header changed from the enrolled format (showing Assembly and Senate passage dates) to the chaptered law format, adding 'STATE OF CALIFORNIA AUTHENTICATED ELECTRONIC LEGAL MATERIAL,' the chapter number (Chapter 142), and the Governor's approval date of August 27, 2026.

Page numbering, headers, and formatting were adjusted to match the official chaptered law layout (e.g., page references changed from 97 to 96, header changed from 'AB 2512' to 'Ch. 142').

Removed the amendment to Government Code Section 56000, which was a nonsubstantive change updating the citation name of the Cortese-Knox-Hertzberg Local Government Reorganization Act of 2000. This provision had no policy impact.

Coauthor Assembly Member Pacheco was removed from the enrolled version, leaving only Assembly Member Valencia as the author.

Added new Government Code Section 54324.5 requiring that if an exemption is granted to the City of Anaheim for surplus land disposition involving Angel Stadium, all related materials (leases, deeds, promotional and marketing materials) must refer to the team as 'Anaheim Angels' rather than 'Los Angeles Angels.'

Added a carve-out: the naming requirement would not apply if the City of Anaheim reaches an agreement with the Los Angeles Angels about their affiliation.

Added legislative findings and declarations stating that a special statute is necessary due to the corruption scandal related to the almost sale of Angel Stadium in 2020 and the current lease agreement with the City of Anaheim.

The original nonsubstantive comma change to Section 56000 (Cortese-Knox-Hertzberg Act naming) was retained but renumbered from Section 1 to Section 3.

Added Assembly Member Pacheco as coauthor of the bill.