Former California assemblyman Tom Calderon, who became a political consultant, was sentenced Monday to a year in jail for laundering money and allowing it to be funneled through his firm. A federal judge ordered that the sentence be served half in federal prison and half in home detention. Plus 100 hours of community service. Calderon, 62, of Montebello admitted that he agreed to conceal bribe payments coming from two undercover FBI agents by having the money go through his political consulting company, the Calderon Group. The bribes were made to Calderon’s brother, Ronald S. Calderon, who at the time was a California State Senator. Ron Calderon has pleaded guilty to accepting bribes from the undercover agents and a businessman in exchange for performing official acts as a legislator. Ron Calderon, 59, also of Montebello, is scheduled to be sentenced next Monday,