Assisted dying: California man invites BBC to witness his death as Parliament debates new lawWayne Hawkins, terminally ill, chooses assisted dying in California, reflecting confidence and peace.California's assisted dying laws provide terminally ill patients with autonomy over their death.
New Law Could Help CA Tenants Facing Eviction Stay in Their HomesCalifornia's new law allows renters more time to respond to eviction notices, potentially increasing their chances of legal representation and successful defense.
Los Gatos files lawsuit to clarify builder's remedy lawLos Gatos seeks judicial clarification on builder's remedy application timelines to streamline housing development and resolve conflicting interpretations.
Campbell makes building duplexes easier on single-family lots - San Jose SpotlightCampbell City Council has adopted a policy to comply with Senate Bill 450, facilitating development of duplexes and fourplexes in designated neighborhoods.
New Law Could Help CA Tenants Facing Eviction Stay in Their HomesCalifornia's new law allows renters more time to respond to eviction notices, potentially increasing their chances of legal representation and successful defense.
Los Gatos files lawsuit to clarify builder's remedy lawLos Gatos seeks judicial clarification on builder's remedy application timelines to streamline housing development and resolve conflicting interpretations.
Campbell makes building duplexes easier on single-family lots - San Jose SpotlightCampbell City Council has adopted a policy to comply with Senate Bill 450, facilitating development of duplexes and fourplexes in designated neighborhoods.
No red curb, no ticket: Berkeley backs off on fining drivers for parking near crosswalksNew law restricts parking near crosswalks to enhance pedestrian safety and reduce accidents.
New law in effect this year could surprise drivers with a $64 parking ticketNew California law prohibits parking near crosswalks to improve safety for pedestrians and reduce vehicular accidents.
No red curb, no ticket: Berkeley backs off on fining drivers for parking near crosswalksNew law restricts parking near crosswalks to enhance pedestrian safety and reduce accidents.
New law in effect this year could surprise drivers with a $64 parking ticketNew California law prohibits parking near crosswalks to improve safety for pedestrians and reduce vehicular accidents.
California woman sues Catholic hospital chain over emergency abortion denialA woman is suing a Catholic hospital for allegedly refusing life-saving abortion care during her miscarriage.
Refrigerators, stoves would be required for new leases of residences under proposed California billCalifornia bill proposes requiring working stoves and refrigerators in new rental leases, addressing renter frustrations.A necessary change for modern living standards in residential properties.
New anti-hazing law aims to hold California colleges accountableTyler's Law will hold universities accountable for hazing incidents, aiming to protect students and prevent tragedies like the death of Tyler Hilliard.
Democracy in the Dark: How California Lawmakers Are Trying to Shield Themselves From Public View | KQEDCalifornia lawmakers are pushing for permanent remote participation for public meetings, aiming to modernize engagement and decision-making processes.
Lawmakers, labor group push to protect NIL payouts from NCAA settlement dealCalifornia 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.
New anti-hazing law aims to hold California colleges accountableTyler's Law will hold universities accountable for hazing incidents, aiming to protect students and prevent tragedies like the death of Tyler Hilliard.
Democracy in the Dark: How California Lawmakers Are Trying to Shield Themselves From Public View | KQEDCalifornia lawmakers are pushing for permanent remote participation for public meetings, aiming to modernize engagement and decision-making processes.
Lawmakers, labor group push to protect NIL payouts from NCAA settlement dealCalifornia 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.
Menendez brothers' attorneys say politics is getting in the way of their releaseThe prosecution's opposition to resentencing the Menendez brothers reflects political motives rather than substantive legal reasons.
Trump Administration Is Investigating CA Privacy Protections for Trans StudentsU.S. Department of Education threatens state funding over California's transgender student privacy law enforcement.The investigation centers around Assembly Bill 1955 limiting forced disclosure of transgender identities to parents.
California AG warns clinics to keep providing gender-affirming care to transgender youthsCalifornia mandates that healthcare providers continue gender-affirming care despite federal executive orders against it.
California DMV gets trans man's gender wrong three times on IDCalifornia law allows legal gender recognition, but difficulties persist in changing IDs for transgender individuals.
Trump Administration Is Investigating CA Privacy Protections for Trans StudentsU.S. Department of Education threatens state funding over California's transgender student privacy law enforcement.The investigation centers around Assembly Bill 1955 limiting forced disclosure of transgender identities to parents.
California AG warns clinics to keep providing gender-affirming care to transgender youthsCalifornia mandates that healthcare providers continue gender-affirming care despite federal executive orders against it.
California DMV gets trans man's gender wrong three times on IDCalifornia law allows legal gender recognition, but difficulties persist in changing IDs for transgender individuals.
Realtor says there's been a mistake' after state charges him with price-gouging in wake of Eaton fireA real estate agent faces charges for price gouging after raising rent significantly for fire-affected renters, though he denies wrongdoing.
California Best Title to pay $150K in incentives settlementTitle companies cannot offer real estate agents incentives to direct business, as it constitutes illegal inducement under California law.
California attorney general charges L.A.-area landlord with price gouging in wake of wildfiresA La Cañada Flintridge real estate agent faces charges for raising rental prices by 38% after wildfires, violating state price gouging laws.
Realtor says 'there's been a mistake' after state charges him with price-gouging in wake of Eaton fireState prosecutors filed charges against a real estate agent for price gouging after the Eaton fire, which he vehemently denies.
Realtor says there's been a mistake' after state charges him with price-gouging in wake of Eaton fireA real estate agent faces charges for price gouging after raising rent significantly for fire-affected renters, though he denies wrongdoing.
California Best Title to pay $150K in incentives settlementTitle companies cannot offer real estate agents incentives to direct business, as it constitutes illegal inducement under California law.
California attorney general charges L.A.-area landlord with price gouging in wake of wildfiresA La Cañada Flintridge real estate agent faces charges for raising rental prices by 38% after wildfires, violating state price gouging laws.
Realtor says 'there's been a mistake' after state charges him with price-gouging in wake of Eaton fireState prosecutors filed charges against a real estate agent for price gouging after the Eaton fire, which he vehemently denies.
State law blocks potential San Jose flea market site - San Jose SpotlightVendors at the San Jose Berryessa Flea Market see a city landfill as their best relocation site, but state law obstructs this plan.
AG Bonta reminds 23andMe customers of the right to delete their dataCustomers can request deletion of their genetic data from 23andMe to protect their privacy amid financial worries about the company.
State official reminds 23andMe customers they can tell embattled firm to delete their dataCalifornia 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 bankruptcy: How to delete your data, destroy your genetic samples23andMe has filed for bankruptcy, risking customer genetic data use without consent.
AG Bonta reminds 23andMe customers of the right to delete their dataCustomers can request deletion of their genetic data from 23andMe to protect their privacy amid financial worries about the company.
State official reminds 23andMe customers they can tell embattled firm to delete their dataCalifornia 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 bankruptcy: How to delete your data, destroy your genetic samples23andMe has filed for bankruptcy, risking customer genetic data use without consent.
PAGA Reform: AB 2288 and SB 92 PassedCalifornia's PAGA reform imposes stricter requirements for plaintiffs to improve manageability and reduce litigation damages for employers.
9th Circuit upholds California ban on large-capacity ammunition magazinesCalifornia 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.
9th Circuit upholds California ban on large-capacity magazines in reversal of San Diego judgeThe 9th Circuit upheld California's ban on large-capacity magazines, deeming it constitutional and stating it does not violate the Second Amendment.
9th Circuit upholds California ban on large-capacity ammunition magazinesCalifornia 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.
9th Circuit upholds California ban on large-capacity magazines in reversal of San Diego judgeThe 9th Circuit upheld California's ban on large-capacity magazines, deeming it constitutional and stating it does not violate the Second Amendment.
CA Lawmakers Move to Stop AI-Based Price DiscriminationCalifornia lawmakers are introducing bills to regulate AI pricing practices that exploit personal information.
Price Gouging During LA Fires Is Illegal - and Here's How You Can Report It | KQEDCalifornia's price gouging laws activated during emergencies prevent excessive price increases, ensuring consumer protection during disasters.
New CA Law to Block Fines for Declined ATM WithdrawalsA new California law stops banks from charging fees for declined withdrawals, protecting consumers from additional financial burdens.
CA Lawmakers Move to Stop AI-Based Price DiscriminationCalifornia lawmakers are introducing bills to regulate AI pricing practices that exploit personal information.
Price Gouging During LA Fires Is Illegal - and Here's How You Can Report It | KQEDCalifornia's price gouging laws activated during emergencies prevent excessive price increases, ensuring consumer protection during disasters.
New CA Law to Block Fines for Declined ATM WithdrawalsA new California law stops banks from charging fees for declined withdrawals, protecting consumers from additional financial burdens.
Why 13-year-old accused of fatal stabbing at Santana Row won't be charged as adultDavid 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.
At His First Ever Trial, Teen Killer of Santa Cruz Girl Hopes to Convince Jury He's Not a Danger to the PublicJuvenile offenders in California are eligible for release on their 25th birthday barring proof of continued danger to the public.
Man who gunned down California cop when he was 17-years-old resentenced after change in lawThe 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.
Why 13-year-old accused of fatal stabbing at Santana Row won't be charged as adultDavid 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.
At His First Ever Trial, Teen Killer of Santa Cruz Girl Hopes to Convince Jury He's Not a Danger to the PublicJuvenile offenders in California are eligible for release on their 25th birthday barring proof of continued danger to the public.
Man who gunned down California cop when he was 17-years-old resentenced after change in lawThe 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.
Supreme Court revives family's claim to recover Pissarro painting stolen by the NazisThe Supreme Court revived a family's claim for a stolen painting, deciding it under a new California law for Holocaust art restitution.
Supreme Court will hear free-speech challenge to 'conversion therapy' bans in California, ColoradoCalifornia's ban on conversion therapy is being challenged on First Amendment grounds by a Colorado counselor.
US Supreme Court revives lawsuit over Nazi-looted Pissarro paintingCalifornia's new statute influences the ownership dispute of Nazi-looted art, emphasizing the importance of state law in historical claims.
Supreme Court revives family's claim to recover Pissarro painting stolen by the NazisThe Supreme Court revived a family's claim for a stolen painting, deciding it under a new California law for Holocaust art restitution.
Supreme Court will hear free-speech challenge to 'conversion therapy' bans in California, ColoradoCalifornia's ban on conversion therapy is being challenged on First Amendment grounds by a Colorado counselor.
US Supreme Court revives lawsuit over Nazi-looted Pissarro paintingCalifornia's new statute influences the ownership dispute of Nazi-looted art, emphasizing the importance of state law in historical claims.
Bay Area parent sues California company for selling illegal e-bikesSuper73's e-bikes may violate California law, leading to a lawsuit by a Fairfax resident seeking class action status.
Are golf carts street legal in California? Can you get a ticket for driving one? What law saysCalifornia law restricts golf carts to golf courses, with limited public road use valid only under specific local ordinances.
Bay Area parent sues California company for selling illegal e-bikesSuper73's e-bikes may violate California law, leading to a lawsuit by a Fairfax resident seeking class action status.
Are golf carts street legal in California? Can you get a ticket for driving one? What law saysCalifornia law restricts golf carts to golf courses, with limited public road use valid only under specific local ordinances.
Supreme Court Revives Long-Running Nazi Art Restitution CaseThe Supreme Court revived a major Nazi restitution case, allowing for further consideration of a valuable painting originally owned by a Jewish family.
Monterey County inmate gets 25 years to life for sex assault on prison nurseTyrone Owens was sentenced to 25 years to life for sexually assaulting a prison nurse, reflecting serious safety issues within correctional facilities.
Oakland man got 32 years in Richmond homicideGregory Bonner received a 32-year sentence for voluntary manslaughter in the shooting of Jeremy Griego, stemming from an altercation in 2022.
Proposition 36, new state law cracking down on retail theft, now in effectProposition 36 strengthens penalties for repeat petty theft offenders in California, aiming to reduce retail theft and enhance community safety.
He allegedly stole toilet paper. DA blasted judge who reduced felony charge.Willie Johnson, with prior theft convictions, faced felony charges under Prop 36 but had his charge reduced to a misdemeanor by a judge.
Oakland man found guilty of pimping, panderingEric Pree was found guilty of multiple felony counts related to pimping after a three-week jury trial.
Monterey County inmate gets 25 years to life for sex assault on prison nurseTyrone Owens was sentenced to 25 years to life for sexually assaulting a prison nurse, reflecting serious safety issues within correctional facilities.
Oakland man got 32 years in Richmond homicideGregory Bonner received a 32-year sentence for voluntary manslaughter in the shooting of Jeremy Griego, stemming from an altercation in 2022.
Proposition 36, new state law cracking down on retail theft, now in effectProposition 36 strengthens penalties for repeat petty theft offenders in California, aiming to reduce retail theft and enhance community safety.
He allegedly stole toilet paper. DA blasted judge who reduced felony charge.Willie Johnson, with prior theft convictions, faced felony charges under Prop 36 but had his charge reduced to a misdemeanor by a judge.
Oakland man found guilty of pimping, panderingEric Pree was found guilty of multiple felony counts related to pimping after a three-week jury trial.
High-end San Diego County resort bans children from overnight staysAlila Marea Beach Resort is now adults-only, aiming to create a relaxing environment for visitors over 18.
Northern California community declares itself a 'non-sanctuary city for all criminals'Oroville City Council declared itself a "non-sanctuary city for all criminals," responding to California's immigration law restrictions.
Can California Keep ICE Away From Schools? Lawmakers Want to Try as Crackdowns Loom | KQEDCalifornia lawmakers are proposing protections for K-12 students against deportations, stressing that schools should remain safe spaces amidst ongoing immigration challenges.
Northern California community declares itself a 'non-sanctuary city for all criminals'Oroville City Council declared itself a "non-sanctuary city for all criminals," responding to California's immigration law restrictions.
Can California Keep ICE Away From Schools? Lawmakers Want to Try as Crackdowns Loom | KQEDCalifornia lawmakers are proposing protections for K-12 students against deportations, stressing that schools should remain safe spaces amidst ongoing immigration challenges.
Oakland's Root'd Set To Open The First Cannabis Cafe In The Bay AreaCalifornia's AB 1775 law enables dispensaries to open cafes for food and cannabis consumption, enhancing social experiences.Root'd in Oakland is pioneering the cafe concept in the Bay Area, focusing on navigating regulations and permits.
Proposed California water law would revive Clean Water Act rulesCalifornia seeks to strengthen clean water regulations through SB 601 to align with the Clean Water Act amid environmental concerns.
New anti-hazing law aims to hold California colleges accountableTyler's Law aims to hold universities accountable for preventing hazing, inspired by the tragic death of UC Riverside student Tyler Hilliard.
Crackdown on Power-guzzling Data Centers May Soon Come Online in CACalifornia faces record electricity prices due to data center energy demands and wildfire levies.
How heavy metals get into baby food-and what California is doing to help parentsCalifornia's new law requires monthly heavy metal testing for baby food, giving parents the ability to check safety via QR codes.
CA Court Rules Baker Can't Say No to Wedding Cake for Same-sex CoupleCalifornia court upholds anti-discrimination law, ruling against a baker's refusal to serve a same-sex couple.
California court rules against baker in revival of same-sex wedding cake disputesA California appeals court ruled a baker violated state law by refusing to sell a cake to a lesbian couple, reinforcing anti-discrimination principles.
CA Court Rules Baker Can't Say No to Wedding Cake for Same-sex CoupleCalifornia court upholds anti-discrimination law, ruling against a baker's refusal to serve a same-sex couple.
California court rules against baker in revival of same-sex wedding cake disputesA California appeals court ruled a baker violated state law by refusing to sell a cake to a lesbian couple, reinforcing anti-discrimination principles.
ICE, Schools and Children: What Families Should Know | KQEDParents should prepare children for potential deportation scenarios by reassuring them and identifying trusted adults for support.
EFF to Ninth Circuit: Young People Have a First Amendment Right to Use Social Media (and All of Its Features)Minors' First Amendment rights are increasingly threatened by state laws restricting social media access and usage.
Can you flip off someone while driving? Cuss them out? See California's rules about road rageCursing or obscene gestures while driving are protected but aggressive driving leads to legal consequences in California.
EFF to Ninth Circuit: Young People Have a First Amendment Right to Use Social Media (and All of Its Features)Minors' First Amendment rights are increasingly threatened by state laws restricting social media access and usage.
Can you flip off someone while driving? Cuss them out? See California's rules about road rageCursing or obscene gestures while driving are protected but aggressive driving leads to legal consequences in California.
Attorney for arsonist of 2006 California wildfire, which killed 5 firefighters in 2006: He's not the actual killer'Raymond Lee Oyler's death sentence may be overturned due to a 2019 state law re-defining what constitutes an 'actual killer' in murder cases.
U.S. cannabis shoppers face market flush with illegal weedIllegal cannabis markets overshadow legal sales, complicating consumer safety.
California AG warns L.A. hospital: Withholding transgender care could violate state lawCalifornia AG warns Children's Hospital Los Angeles against withholding care for transgender youth, citing potential violations of state law.
L.A. city attorney alleges mega real estate firm Blueground engaged in illegal price gougingBlueground US Inc. is being sued for illegal price gouging of rental prices following the January fires in Los Angeles.
Altadena family who lost their home in Eaton Fire faces illegal price gauging with AirbnbWildfire victims are facing illegal price gouging in housing after losing their homes in the Eaton Fire.
Do I Have To Pay Rent After My Apartment Burns Down?Renters in Los Angeles may not owe rent if their rental is destroyed; laws vary based on the rental's condition.
AG Rob Bonta says price gougers will be held accountable' during Los Angeles wildfire emergencyPrice gouging in housing during disasters is illegal, and violators will face prosecution and penalties.
L.A. city attorney alleges mega real estate firm Blueground engaged in illegal price gougingBlueground US Inc. is being sued for illegal price gouging of rental prices following the January fires in Los Angeles.
Altadena family who lost their home in Eaton Fire faces illegal price gauging with AirbnbWildfire victims are facing illegal price gouging in housing after losing their homes in the Eaton Fire.
Do I Have To Pay Rent After My Apartment Burns Down?Renters in Los Angeles may not owe rent if their rental is destroyed; laws vary based on the rental's condition.
AG Rob Bonta says price gougers will be held accountable' during Los Angeles wildfire emergencyPrice gouging in housing during disasters is illegal, and violators will face prosecution and penalties.
Rental Home Getting Cold This Winter? What You Can Legally Ask of Your Landlord | KQEDLandlords in California must provide a functioning heat source to maintain temperatures above 70 degrees for renters.
LA officials warn of price gouging as those displaced by fire seek housingLos Angeles officials are cracking down on scams and price gouging amid wildfires, holding accountable those who exploit vulnerable victims seeking help.
Neighbors Come Together in Aftermath of Eaton Fire; A 129-Year-Old Lawsuit Could Stop the Ending of Birthright Citizenship | KQEDCommunities affected by the Eaton Fire are banding together to support each other as they begin the long process of recovery.
LA officials warn of price gouging as those displaced by fire seek housingLos Angeles officials are cracking down on scams and price gouging amid wildfires, holding accountable those who exploit vulnerable victims seeking help.
Neighbors Come Together in Aftermath of Eaton Fire; A 129-Year-Old Lawsuit Could Stop the Ending of Birthright Citizenship | KQEDCommunities affected by the Eaton Fire are banding together to support each other as they begin the long process of recovery.
Can you bring kids inside bars in California? Liquor stores? Here's what state law saysMinors are generally not allowed in bars in California, but can enter restaurants with attached bars if they don't sit at the bar.
California Set to End the Useless Sell By' Date on Grocery Labels, Will Switch to Standardized Use By' DatesCalifornia will implement clearer food labeling with 'Use by' dates, providing consumers with better guidance on food safety starting in July 2026.
Once primed for demolition, famed Bay Area dive bar to morph into trendy bakeryAntonio's Nut House will be transformed into Croissanté Bakery, showcasing innovative pastries and preserving the historical significance of the location.
Businesses sue California over state's new workplace lawCalifornia businesses are suing to block a new law banning mandatory anti-union meetings, citing free speech concerns.
CDF Labor Law LLPA 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.
Lawsuit says SF's House of Prime Rib discouraged breaks, denied off-site mealsFormer House of Prime Rib employees filed a class-action lawsuit claiming they were discouraged from taking breaks and faced retaliation for doing so.
Businesses sue California over state's new workplace lawCalifornia businesses are suing to block a new law banning mandatory anti-union meetings, citing free speech concerns.
CDF Labor Law LLPA 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.
Lawsuit says SF's House of Prime Rib discouraged breaks, denied off-site mealsFormer House of Prime Rib employees filed a class-action lawsuit claiming they were discouraged from taking breaks and faced retaliation for doing so.
California-Based SUPER73 Sued Over the Questionable Legality of Its E-BikesSUPER73's e-bikes can exceed California's speed limits through an app, sparking a lawsuit over their classification and legality.
Her mother's killer was freed because of cancer. She wants to change California's lawsThe case of Paul Carl Tomasini raises complex issues around compassionate release laws for seriously ill prisoners, especially those with violent convictions.
California increases paid family leave and disability benefits to historic levelsThe new California law significantly increases paid family leave and disability benefits to support families during major life transitions and challenges.
Are California's card rooms legal? A court will decide after several tribes sue under a new lawCalifornia Native American tribes are suing card rooms for illegal gambling, claiming violation of their exclusive rights under state law.
Can I pull into an intersection while waiting to turn left in California? Follow these rulesCalifornia allows left turns from intersections if rules are followed.
Judge allows California's ban on addictive feeds for minors to go into effect | TechCrunchCalifornia's SB 976 aims to protect minors from addictive social media feeds, requiring parental consent for access.
California Stiffens Penalties for Theft, and More Changes Are ComingCalifornia enacts tougher penalties for retail theft and drug offenses, aiming to increase prosecution effectiveness and accountability.
Prop. 36: What to expect right away from California's new crime lawProposition 36 drives tougher prosecution of repeat theft and drug offenses in California through local enforcement and increased felony charges.
California Stiffens Penalties for Theft, and More Changes Are ComingCalifornia enacts tougher penalties for retail theft and drug offenses, aiming to increase prosecution effectiveness and accountability.
Prop. 36: What to expect right away from California's new crime lawProposition 36 drives tougher prosecution of repeat theft and drug offenses in California through local enforcement and increased felony charges.
Baby monkey, cannabis found in Rolls Royce during California traffic stop. Driver arrestedA Rolls Royce driver was arrested for DUI and possession of cannabis while also illegally transporting a baby spider monkey.
A Ladies' Night' lawsuit sent a family-owned East Bay restaurant out of business. It's more common than you'd thinkLadies' Night promotions can lead to lawsuits for discrimination, impacting small businesses like Lima Restaurant that struggle with legal costs.
Popular Concord restaurant Lima closing end of December following 'Ladies Night' lawsuitThe Lima restaurant in Concord is closing due to financial strain from a discrimination lawsuit related to its 'Ladies Night' promotion.
A Ladies' Night' lawsuit sent a family-owned East Bay restaurant out of business. It's more common than you'd thinkLadies' Night promotions can lead to lawsuits for discrimination, impacting small businesses like Lima Restaurant that struggle with legal costs.
Popular Concord restaurant Lima closing end of December following 'Ladies Night' lawsuitThe Lima restaurant in Concord is closing due to financial strain from a discrimination lawsuit related to its 'Ladies Night' promotion.
Paid prenatal leave, child influencer protections, no taxes on rent: New 2025 lawsNew York introduces paid prenatal leave in 2025, enhancing support for pregnant employees.California enacts laws to protect minors in online content and their digital likeness from misuse.
These new California laws go into effect in 2025New California laws include protections for actors against AI misuse, new parking restrictions, and the designation of an official state crustacean.
'Daylighting' Laws Will Be Enforced in the Bay Area in 2025. Here's How to Avoid a Ticket | KQEDDaylighting 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.
These new California laws go into effect in 2025New California laws include protections for actors against AI misuse, new parking restrictions, and the designation of an official state crustacean.
'Daylighting' Laws Will Be Enforced in the Bay Area in 2025. Here's How to Avoid a Ticket | KQEDDaylighting 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.
California passes law preventing schools from forcing teachers to out LGBTQ+ kidsCalifornia passed a law preventing schools from forcing teachers to out queer students, enhancing LGBTQ+ equality.
Newsom touts new law protecting teachers from outing LGBTQ+ studentsCalifornia's new law prohibits firing teachers for not disclosing trans students' identities, reinforcing support for students' safety and confidentiality.
California passes law preventing schools from forcing teachers to out LGBTQ+ kidsCalifornia passed a law preventing schools from forcing teachers to out queer students, enhancing LGBTQ+ equality.
Newsom touts new law protecting teachers from outing LGBTQ+ studentsCalifornia's new law prohibits firing teachers for not disclosing trans students' identities, reinforcing support for students' safety and confidentiality.
Most medical debt can no longer hurt your credit score under new California lawStarting January 1, 2025, California law will stop reporting medical debt to credit agencies, helping those with unpaid medical bills maintain their credit scores.
New California Law Will Help Keep Most Medical Debt Off Credit Reports | KQEDCalifornia's new law protects patients from having medical debt reported to credit agencies, reducing long-term financial burdens and inaccuracies in billing.
Most medical debt can no longer hurt your credit score under new California lawStarting January 1, 2025, California law will stop reporting medical debt to credit agencies, helping those with unpaid medical bills maintain their credit scores.
New California Law Will Help Keep Most Medical Debt Off Credit Reports | KQEDCalifornia's new law protects patients from having medical debt reported to credit agencies, reducing long-term financial burdens and inaccuracies in billing.
O.C. man stole Legos from an Albertsons, killed woman during high-speed pursuit, prosecutors allegeA man on the run from theft charges caused a fatal accident during a police chase, leading to serious felony charges.
'It's Living Hell': Nurses Say a California Addiction Recovery Program Ended Their Careers | KQEDCalifornia's law for impaired health workers is seen as punitive, bureaucratic, and costly, discouraging participation in recovery programs.
Starting next year you could be fined for parking within 20 feet of a crosswalk in L.A.California's daylighting law will enforce strict parking rules near crosswalks starting January 1, 2024, eliminating warnings for violations.
New California law bans bosses from ordering staff to attend anti-union meetingsCalifornia's new law bans mandatory discussions on political or religious views in the workplace to protect workers' rights to unionize.
NetChoice Asks to Halt California Addictive Feeds Law This YearNetChoice's bid to block California's law on children's social media access raises questions about free speech and algorithmic content regulation.
New California law bans bosses from ordering staff to attend anti-union meetingsCalifornia's new law bans mandatory discussions on political or religious views in the workplace to protect workers' rights to unionize.
NetChoice Asks to Halt California Addictive Feeds Law This YearNetChoice's bid to block California's law on children's social media access raises questions about free speech and algorithmic content regulation.
Tuesday Morning What's Up: Sheng Thao Serves Final Day as Oakland MayorOakland Mayor Sheng Thao ends his term after being recalled amid controversy over police leadership and other significant challenges.
California leaders propose another measure to keep immigration officers away from schoolsCalifornia leaders are prioritizing immigrant family protection by limiting ICE enforcement near schools to uphold student attendance and school funding.
Authorities raid 45-ton, $100-million marijuana stash in San Bernardino CountyOver 90,000 pounds of illegal marijuana valued at $100 million were seized in Hesperia, California.
Food date labels are broken. Like California, the US government is trying to fix themThe US government is working to clarify food date labels to combat food waste and consumer confusion.
Daylighting: Can Muni and AC Transit Get with the Program? - Streetsblog San FranciscoMuni buses in Richmond District block visibility at intersections, raising safety concerns for pedestrians.
Landlords are using AI to raise rents - and California cities are leading the pushbackLandlords using a single company's software to set rent prices is seen as an unlawful scheme inflating housing costs.