CA AB914

Requires the State Air Resources Board (CARB) to adopt and enforce regulations on indirect sources of air pollution (facilities that attract mobile source emissions like ports, railyards, and warehouses) if necessary to achieve federal ambient air quality standards

Mandates CARB establish fees on facilities and mobile sources to cover costs of implementing indirect source regulations, with fees deposited in the Air Pollution Control Fund

Requires each air district to decide within 120 days of CARB adopting indirect source regulations whether the district or CARB will implement and enforce those regulations locally; districts may adopt stricter rules

Requires CARB to adopt rules for indirect sources related to toxic air contaminants, prioritizing controls for sources with the greatest impact on air quality and on disadvantaged, low-income, and high-poverty communities

Mandates CARB annually prepare and post on its website a presentation on the impacts and effects of any indirect source regulations it adopts