California doesn't allow accent marks on official documents, like IDs and birth certificates. Proposed bill could change that

Diacritical marks are placed above, below or next to a letter to indicate a particular pronunciation. A Sacramento-area family is pushing to get California to recognize those marks on state-issued documents.

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