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- These new California laws go into effect in 2026 - FOX 11 Los . . .
The new laws signed by Gov Gavin Newsom address issues that continue to impact Californians such as consumer protections, labor and workplace rights, education, and immigration
- Key California laws coming into force in 2026 - Newsweek
A raft of new legislation is set to take effect for Californians in 2026 after Governor Gavin Newsom signed hundreds of bills over the past year The new legislation affects a wide range of issues
- See what new laws are coming to California in 2026
A slate of new California laws going into effect in 2026 runs the gamut from cat declawing to mask bans for law enforcement and new transparency rules for artificial intelligence
- Gov. Newsom signs 26 new bills into law; here’s what they do
The laws went into effect immediately after being signed on June 30 Changes to health care, consumer privacy and state workers Assembly Bill 116 makes several updates to California’s health care laws It includes changes to Medi-cal health insurance eligibility, premiums and other programs
- New California Laws Going Into Effect in 2025
Hundreds of new state laws will take effect in the new year Here are a few worth noting Cracking Down on Retail Theft Organized retail theft is permanently codified into California law through AB 1802 and SB 982 It is now considered a felony to possess over $950 of items obtained through retail theft with the intention to resell (AB 2943)
- New Laws In California 2025 Full List - legalawareness. org
See how California's 2025 laws will transform your world with groundbreaking changes in crime, AI, housing, and more Discover their full impact
- New laws go into effect in 2025: Eggs, guns, social media . . .
With the new year, minimum wage increases are set to go into effect, along with laws on guns and crime Here's a round up of notable new state laws
- These new California laws take effect on July 1. Heres what . . .
A new fiscal year in California begins on July 1, and with it comes a fresh round of laws that will affect people across the state
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