#california-law

#california-law

Customers can request deletion of their genetic data from 23andMe to protect their privacy amid financial worries about the company.

California residents have the right to request the deletion of their genetic data from 23andMe.

23andMe is currently facing financial difficulties, raising concerns over user data security.

23andMe has filed for bankruptcy, risking customer genetic data use without consent.

California can enforce a ban on large-capacity ammunition magazines, maintaining that it aligns with historical weapons restrictions.

The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling, supporting the state's authority amid varying Supreme Court standards.

The 9th Circuit upheld California's ban on large-capacity magazines, deeming it constitutional and stating it does not violate the Second Amendment.

California's new law improves food safety labels to reduce confusion and food waste, banning 'Sell by' labels and emphasizing clearer usage indicators.

California lawmakers are introducing bills to regulate AI pricing practices that exploit personal information.

A new California law stops banks from charging fees for declined withdrawals, protecting consumers from additional financial burdens.

California mandates that healthcare providers continue gender-affirming care despite federal executive orders against it.

California law allows legal gender recognition, but difficulties persist in changing IDs for transgender individuals.

David Gutierrez's family seeks justice for his death, calling for adult consequences for a 13-year-old suspect despite California law prohibiting adult charges for that age.

Juvenile offenders in California are eligible for release on their 25th birthday barring proof of continued danger to the public.

The court upheld a life sentence for Meki Gaono, emphasizing the premeditated nature of the police officer's murder, while considering the impact of recent juvenile justice reforms.

California's new statute influences the ownership dispute of Nazi-looted art, emphasizing the importance of state law in historical claims.

Super73's e-bikes may violate California law, leading to a lawsuit by a Fairfax resident seeking class action status.

California law restricts golf carts to golf courses, with limited public road use valid only under specific local ordinances.

Tyrone Owens was sentenced to 25 years to life for sexually assaulting a prison nurse, reflecting serious safety issues within correctional facilities.

Gregory Bonner received a 32-year sentence for voluntary manslaughter in the shooting of Jeremy Griego, stemming from an altercation in 2022.

Proposition 36 strengthens penalties for repeat petty theft offenders in California, aiming to reduce retail theft and enhance community safety.

Willie Johnson, with prior theft convictions, faced felony charges under Prop 36 but had his charge reduced to a misdemeanor by a judge.

Eric Pree was found guilty of multiple felony counts related to pimping after a three-week jury trial.

Tyler's Law aims to hold universities accountable for preventing hazing, inspired by the tragic death of UC Riverside student Tyler Hilliard.

California court upholds anti-discrimination law, ruling against a baker's refusal to serve a same-sex couple.

A California appeals court ruled a baker violated state law by refusing to sell a cake to a lesbian couple, reinforcing anti-discrimination principles.

Elon Musk's X is suing California over a law aimed at combating AI-generated election misinformation, citing concerns over free speech.

Minors' First Amendment rights are increasingly threatened by state laws restricting social media access and usage.

Cursing or obscene gestures while driving are protected but aggressive driving leads to legal consequences in California.

A real estate agent faces charges for price gouging after raising rent significantly for fire-affected renters, though he denies wrongdoing.

A La Cañada Flintridge real estate agent faces charges for raising rental prices by 38% after wildfires, violating state price gouging laws.

Blueground US Inc. is being sued for illegal price gouging of rental prices following the January fires in Los Angeles.

Wildfire victims are facing illegal price gouging in housing after losing their homes in the Eaton Fire.

California's price gouging laws activated during emergencies prevent excessive price increases, ensuring consumer protection during disasters.

Los Angeles officials are cracking down on scams and price gouging amid wildfires, holding accountable those who exploit vulnerable victims seeking help.

Landlords in California must provide a functioning heat source to maintain temperatures above 70 degrees for renters.

Renters in Los Angeles may not owe rent if their rental is destroyed; laws vary based on the rental's condition.

California businesses are suing to block a new law banning mandatory anti-union meetings, citing free speech concerns.

A PAGA plaintiff must include an individual claim to avoid arbitration.

The California appellate court clarified the limits of PAGA actions in arbitration contexts.

Leeper v. Shipt sets a precedent ending the 'headless' PAGA claims.

Former House of Prime Rib employees filed a class-action lawsuit claiming they were discouraged from taking breaks and faced retaliation for doing so.

California passed a law preventing schools from forcing teachers to out queer students, enhancing LGBTQ+ equality.

California lawmakers are proposing protections for K-12 students against deportations, stressing that schools should remain safe spaces amidst ongoing immigration challenges.

Daylighting law in California aims to enhance pedestrian safety by prohibiting parking near crosswalks.

Cities will start strictly enforcing parking restrictions associated with daylighting in 2025.

New California law prohibits parking near crosswalks to improve safety for pedestrians and reduce vehicular accidents.

Muni buses in Richmond District block visibility at intersections, raising safety concerns for pedestrians.

California enacts tougher penalties for retail theft and drug offenses, aiming to increase prosecution effectiveness and accountability.

Proposition 36 drives tougher prosecution of repeat theft and drug offenses in California through local enforcement and increased felony charges.

Ladies' Night promotions can lead to lawsuits for discrimination, impacting small businesses like Lima Restaurant that struggle with legal costs.

The Lima restaurant in Concord is closing due to financial strain from a discrimination lawsuit related to its 'Ladies Night' promotion.

Starting January 1, 2025, California law will stop reporting medical debt to credit agencies, helping those with unpaid medical bills maintain their credit scores.

California's new law protects patients from having medical debt reported to credit agencies, reducing long-term financial burdens and inaccuracies in billing.

California's new law prohibits firing teachers for not disclosing trans students' identities, reinforcing support for students' safety and confidentiality.

California leaders are prioritizing immigrant family protection by limiting ICE enforcement near schools to uphold student attendance and school funding.

California's new law bans mandatory discussions on political or religious views in the workplace to protect workers' rights to unionize.

NetChoice's bid to block California's law on children's social media access raises questions about free speech and algorithmic content regulation.

Landlords using a single company's software to set rent prices is seen as an unlawful scheme inflating housing costs.

Many landlords use a software that sets rents based on an algorithm, raising concerns about price inflation and competition in housing.

California's proposed law aims to enhance awareness of social media's mental health risks for children.

California lawmakers assert state law must protect athletes' rights to NIL compensation regardless of NCAA settlements.

Proposed House settlement threatens athletes' financial rights, contradicting California's strong NIL protections.