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New Laws in California 2024

New California Laws

Californiaโ€™s New Laws 2024

The restless California legislature in Sacramento continues its tradition of enacting far reaching laws impacting the full width and breadth of the Golden State and its residents and businesses. Join us as we share both the sensible to sometimes shocking new laws in California for 2024. Note: Laws enacted during the latest legislative session have varying effective dates.

New California Laws 2024: Part 8 includes cannabis to solar energy...

Sacramento, Calif.- Part 8 in New California Laws for 2024 includes laws currently chaptered in the 2023-24 legislative session. This installment includes laws on diversity curriculum, cannabis, solar energy systems, child support and more.

New California Laws 2024: Part 7 includes flavored tobacco to consumer...

Sacramento, Calif.- Part 7 in New California Laws for 2024 includes laws currently chaptered in the 2023-24 legislative session. This installment includes laws on flavored tobacco, consumer privacy, law enforcement social media, horse racing, and more.

New California Laws 2024: Part 6 local redistricting to animal abuse

Sacramento, Calif.- Part 6 in New California Laws for 2024 includes laws currently chaptered in the 2023-24 legislative session. This installment includes laws on local redistricting, protective orders, minors: consent to medical care, animal abuse, curriculum, more.

New California Laws 2024: Part 5 includes state park reservations to...

Sacramento, Calif.- Part 5 in New California Laws for 2024 includes laws currently chaptered in the 2023-24 legislative session. This installment includes laws on state park reservations, grocery workers, cannabis testing, voting ballots, elder abuse and more.

New California Laws 2024: Part 4 includes affordable housing to criminal...

Sacramento, Calif.- Part 4 in New California Laws for 2024 includes laws currently chaptered in the 2023-24 legislative session. This installment includes laws on Presidential electors, safe drinking water, special education, criminal records, firearms, and more.

New California Laws 2024: Part 3

Sacramento, Calif.- Part 3 in New California Laws for 2024 includes laws currently chaptered in the 2023-24 legislative session. This installment includes laws on assault weapons, food safety, voting ballots, hate crimes, domestic violence, student safety, and more.

New California Laws 2024: Part 2

Sacramento, Calif.- Part 2 in New California Laws for 2024 includes laws currently chaptered in the 2023-24 legislative session. This installment includes laws on disabilities, vehicle registration, school governance, climate change in education, public contracts, and more.

New California Laws 2024: Part 1 kicks off annual series

Sacramento, Calif.- Part 1 in New California Laws for 2024 includes laws currently chaptered in the 2023-24 legislative session. This installment includes laws on firearms, tiny homes, restorative justice, change of gender, fentanyl, community colleges, and more.

New California Laws 2023: Part 28

Sacramento, Calif.- Part 28 in New California Laws for 2023. This installment includes laws on violent posts, child support, disability insurance, Cal Works, bankruptcy, vehicle insurance and more.

New California Laws 2023: Part 27

Sacramento, Calif.- Part 27 in New California Laws for 2023. This installment includes laws on historical preservation, property taxes, special education, Corrections: County of release and more.

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Main Street Plaza in Roseville offers convenient & affordable housing near...

Roseville, Calif.- Convenience, below-market rates, and amenities all come together at Main Street Plaza in Historic Old Roseville. The latest in affordable housing, these two and three bedroom rentals

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Roseville, Calif.- The abundance of shopping choices, outdoor recreational opportunities, great weather, and proximity to the Sierra Nevada Mountains, wineries and San Francisco are all mentioned by Money.com as reasons for the ranking.