#california-legislation

#california-legislation

The Sea Otter Classic showcased exciting new e-bikes and provided insights on industry trends and legislation affecting e-bike regulations.

California's Safe Haven Schools Act aims to protect students by limiting immigration officers' access to school campuses.

Street vendors, led by Idalia Lopez, advocate for SB 276 to empower police against illegal vendors, aiming to ensure safety and protection for permitted vendors.

Fast-food workers in California are largely unaware of their parental rights, facing challenges such as financial instability and retaliation for taking necessary leave.

California's new bill would allow hazing of mountain lions to enhance public safety against increasing threats.

The Hell's Kitchen Project is challenged by environmental lawsuits, emphasizing concerns over adequate reviews of its impact on regional resources.

California lawmakers approved $2.5 billion for wildfire recovery, but prevention funding remains a concern amidst ongoing climate change challenges.

California law requires monthly testing of baby foods for toxic heavy metals, providing transparency for parents about what they are feeding their children.

California strengthens penalties for serial shoplifting and property theft starting January 1, 2024 because of rising crime rates.

California lawmakers are reinforcing reproductive rights amid federal uncertainty as Trump returns, aiming for stronger protections against potential rollbacks.

San Diego's Fair Chance Ordinance prohibits pre-job offer inquiries about criminal histories, enhancing fair hiring practices for applicants.

Steam clarifies that purchasing a game grants a license, not traditional ownership, in response to new California legislation.

Proposition 3 aims to enshrine the right to marry in California's constitution, addressing concerns about potential reversals of same-sex marriage legality.

California's new law ensures foster youths receive their entitled survivor benefits, preventing counties from appropriating these funds for administrative costs.

California bans legacy admissions in universities, aiming for fairer and equitable college admissions regardless of family connections.

New law prohibits mandatory workplace meetings with political or religious messaging, protecting employees' rights.

Employers can be fined for coercing employees into attending captive audience meetings.

California has enacted a law preventing medical debt from impacting consumer credit reports, adding to state-level protections against medical billing stress.

The legislation aims to alleviate the burdens of medical debt on individuals, particularly in terms of employment and housing opportunities.