Net neutrality remains the law of the land in California despite federal ruling
Despite a federal ruling, state law protects net neutrality in California. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit Thursday struck down the Federal Communications Commission’s net neutrality rules that prevented internet service providers from blocking content or charging more to deliver it,
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These new laws are now in effect across CaliforniaA new set of laws are now in effect across California this year. The big picture: State lawmakers introduced nearly 5,000 ...
During California's latest two-year legislative session, nearly 5,000 bills were introduced, with almost half failing without ...
From parking rules to health care coverage, here’s a quick look at new laws that may impact your lives this new year.
Kioren sent Honk a screenshot of new laws for e-bikes that popped up on Google. The problem is the provided info was via ...
The California Highway Patrol recently highlighted several new laws going into effect that seek to help local law enforcement ...
California's new "daylighting" law prohibiting parking near crosswalks started yesterday. Rachel Kim reports. The vice ...
The new year brings a 50-cent raise for California’s minimum wage workers, who will see their base pay increase to $16.50 an ...
A wide array of new California laws are set to go into effect in 2025, with many of them starting Jan. 1. These are some of ...
Cannabis cafes and expanded outdoor drinking? An end to a banking fee? More protections for your credit score if you face ...
California lawmakers passed — and Governor Gavin Newsom signed — more than 100 bills, and many of those have become new laws ...
Senate Bill 399 prohibits employers from penalizing an employee for refusing to attend a meeting related to their political ...
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