Had to pay more than expected at a California restaurant? A new law will stop surcharges
Under a new California law, California restaurants will no longer be able to charge customers surcharges, or service fees. Starting July 1, Senate Bill 478, or the “Consumer Legal Remedies Act: advertisements,” will ban “junk” fees on purchases made across California.
California Attorney General Bonta and Community Leaders Engage in a Roundtable Discussion Addressing Gun Violence in San Jose ...
Some of the most influential and wealthy groups in California politics are squaring off over legislation that would give ...
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CA attorney general holds South Bay roundtable on gun violenceIn a West San Jose office on Tuesday, California's Attorney General Rob Bonta sat at a semi-circle table, where he led a ...
In filing the amicus brief, Attorney General Bonta joins the attorneys general of Massachusetts, Arizona, Hawaii, Illinois, ...
California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued a guidance document Tuesday spelling out school districts’ legal obligations and best practices for closing, merging and consolidating schools. The ...
California Attorney General Rob Bonta marked National Fair Housing Month at a public address in Oakland on Thursday, as the ...
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody penned a letter on April 17th to the attorney generals of six states with member ...
The No. 3 aide to Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon faces 11 felony charges for allegedly spying on L.A.
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