Proposes to submit the International Border Wastewater and Toxics Cleanup Bond Act to the June 1988 statewide election. The bond would authorize funding for pollution control facilities and research into alternative wastewater management.

Requires the air quality management district to adopt and implement emission standards for new motor vehicles.

Makes clarifying changes relative to Senior Judge Status and expands the categories of judges who may apply for SJS.

Clarifies annual adjustment to county block grants under the Trial Court Funding Act.

Authorizes the governing city which owns and operates property with an underground storage tank located in another county to assume responsibility for monitoring the tank.

Makes changes in the Corporation Code with regard to corporate authority.

Appropriates funds for the Academy of Sciences capital improvement campaign.

Establishes the Department of Waste Management and transfers regulatory authority to it from the Dept. of Health Services and the California Waste Management Board.

Enacts the California Earthquake Safety and Housing Rehabilitation Bond Act of 1988 to authorize funds for loans to improve the ability of multifamily structures to survive earthquakes.

Enacts the Legislative Election Reform Act of 1987 to address public funding and expenditures limits.