California AB1051 names portions of Route 76 as the Payómkawish Highway, honoring the Luiseño people's historical and cultural significance.

California AB1051 amends the Streets and Highways Code to designate specific sections of Route 76 in San Diego County as the Payómkawish Highway. This bill recognizes the historical and cultural importance of this route to the Luiseño people, who have inhabited the San Luis Rey Valley for over 10,000 years. The designated sections run from Sengme Oaks Road to Rincon Rancho Road and from Pauma Reservation Road to Pankey Road. The California Department of Transportation will determine the cost of signs for this special designation and erect them if nonstate donations cover the expenses.

California AB1051 names portions of Route 76 as the Payómkawish Highway, honoring the Luiseño people's historical and cultural significance.

California AB1051 amends the Streets and Highways Code to designate specific sections of Route 76 in San Diego County as the Payómkawish Highway. This bill recognizes the historical and cultural importance of this route to the Luiseño people, who have inhabited the San Luis Rey Valley for over 10,000 years. The designated sections run from Sengme Oaks Road to Rincon Rancho Road and from Pauma Reservation Road to Pankey Road. The California Department of Transportation will determine the cost of signs for this special designation and erect them if nonstate donations cover the expenses.