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New laws and the state sucking us for money money take effect today here in California.
ammunition background checks
banning lead bullets for hunting
increased gas tax
new social media rules
law enforcement rules
plus more..
I’ll list them below.
ammunition background checks
banning lead bullets for hunting
increased gas tax
new social media rules
law enforcement rules
plus more..
I’ll list them below.
Illegal to use a social media bot with a fake identity with the intent to spur a purchase or influence a vote. Sen. Hertzberg, a Dem from Van Nuys, requires the bots to be identified due to false information and were used to post messages about Presidential candidates in 2016.
The gas tax will increase 5.6 cents per gallon today.
We were paying an average $3.75 per gallon as of late June, far above the national average of $2.71 calculated by AAA. The gas tax will increase to 47.3 cents a gallon July 1, according to the state Board of Equalization.
We were paying an average $3.75 per gallon as of late June, far above the national average of $2.71 calculated by AAA. The gas tax will increase to 47.3 cents a gallon July 1, according to the state Board of Equalization.
Background checks for anyone buying ammunition and barring ammo sales except through licensed dealers. Gun owners already in the state's databases will have to pay a $1 fee each time they buy bullets or shotgun shells, while others can buy longer term licenses.
Law enforcement agencies will have 45 days to make public body camera footage recorded during an incident causing death or serious injury. The law is one response to lawmakers' concern over shootings of suspects by police. Proponents said the release will help rebuild trust.
California will complete its ban on all lead ammunition for hunting. The Center for Biological Diversity says the ban will reduce the risk that toxic fragments from lead bullets or shot will poison critically endangered Cali condors along with other raptors and scavengers
Hospitals must have a written homeless patient discharge planning policy and log which homeless patients are discharged and the destinations where they are released.
Homeless and lower income military veterans can have the word "veteran" printed on their drivers' licenses for free. This can make it can make it easier for veterans to access services without carrying around discharge papers and veterans separation documents.
It will be unlawful to sell larger quantities of non-odorized butane.
California becomes the first state to require physicians, surgeons, osteopaths, naturopathic doctors, chiropractors, podiatrists and acupuncturists to notify patients if they are put on probation for serious misconduct.
