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California has been subjected to devastating wildfires as of late and local utility companies are fighting to have a change made in state laws regarding liability from wildfire damage. Unfortunately, it doesn’t look like any changes are going to be made any time soon. Pacific Gas and Electric (PGandE) is California’s biggest utility owner. The

A new California Law requires journalists, researchers, and political campaigns to notify California officials if they receive voter data that may have been stolen. California Gov. Jerry Brown signed the law last month. Organizations that receive voter registration data for California residents must now report security breaches that may impact that information. This data can

For the past several years, consumers have been fighting for their right to more privacy when using online platforms. And under a new California law, they might just get the online privacy protections they’ve been asking for. California Gov. Jerry Brown has signed a new law into effect that is considered the nation’s more strict

On June 5, California voters will have the opportunity to vote on the statewide primary ballots. In total, there are five propositions that have been written by the California legislative counsel. Along with these five propositions, there will be more than a dozen voter-circulated ballot measures in November’s elections. Here’s what California residents can expect

Legislative history is the foundation for new state laws to be made. While all laws are in place for a reason, there are a few laws that seem strange. Because laws can vary so much from state to state, we’re going to look at a few weird liquor laws that can be found in states