LA Times Today: The new laws affecting Californians in 2025
The start of each new year always brings a host of new laws that will impact the daily lives of Californians. They range from the mundane, such as new parking violations, to new laws about food delivery drivers and the effects of crushing medical debt.
Newsweek has a breakdown of some new state laws coming into effect, concerning social media, data privacy, gun safety and ...
A new law makes it illegal to sell devices to tweak an e-bike’s speed beyond what is allowed. … ...
New laws taking effect with the new year will affect Hollywood actors, social media stars and chatty motorists.
The vast majority of the new laws were not passed with immediate effect. That means they don't begin taking effect until 91 ...
Plus: Drugmakers will raise U.S. prices on over 250 medicines starting January 1. Dry January, polar plunging and more ...
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul says she will introduce legislation to expand the state’s involuntary commitment laws to allow ...
Phone use while driving 2. Cage-free hens 3. Colorado minimum wage 4. Child seat requirements 5. Concealed carry requirements ...
In 2022, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 1107, also known as the Protect California Drivers Act, into law which ...
Oregon lawmakers passed more than 100 bills during the 2024 Legislature. Many of the new laws, including the rollback of drug ...
The new year brought new laws to the state of Maryland. Beginning on January 1, 2025, many new laws went into effect. Here’s ...
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 ...
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