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There are some limousine businesses who are unhappy with the new safety bill Gov. Brown signed into law.
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7 On Your Side takes a look at whether customers need to pay their cellphone bill after their phone is stolen.
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Late Wednesday a group of Republican lawmakers urged the governor to call a special session to prevent a BART strike.
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After the I-Team uncovered issues in Santa Clara Co., Gov. Brown has signed a bill into law protecting the rights of conservatees.
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A Southern California woman has inspired a controversial new bill that would protect domestic violence victims from losing their jobs.
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A San Diego woman has inspired a controversial new bill that would protect victims of domestic violence from losing their jobs.
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A bill that would close a loophole allowing gun owners to convert a rifle into an assault weapon has advanced in the State Assembly.
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Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill Monday that allows transgender students to use whatever bathroom or locker room they choose.
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Sen. John McCain says legislation that would phase out dollar bills in favor of coins could benefit strippers.
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Women in California will be able to sell their human eggs for research if Governor Jerry Brown signs a controversial bill.
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Women in California will be able to sell their human eggs for research if Governor Jerry Brown signs a controversial bill.
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The California Senate sent Gov. Brown a bill that would undo previous changes that threatened to reduce access to government documents.
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Minimum-wage workers would see their first raises in six years under a bill that passed the state Assembly on Thursday.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has revealed more details on a plan to expand its network of supercharging stations across the country.
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California lawmakers are heading into the final week to move legislation from one house to the next with a lengthy to-do list.
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The controversial immigration reform bill is finally headed to the Senate floor but some immigrant families are now feeling left behind.
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The controversial immigration reform bill is finally headed to the Senate floor but some immigrant families are now feeling left behind.
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There's a call to tighten background checks of sex offenders and other ex-cons for certain jobs like drug and alcohol counselors.
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Getting parking tickets at broken meters is frustrating and expensive, but a move to protect you and your wallet is under way.
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Getting parking tickets at broken meters is frustrating and expensive, but a move to protect you and your wallet is under way.
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A Bay Area lawmaker wants to allow bars in California to serve alcohol until 4 a.m. but opponents say his plan will put lives at risk.
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A Bay Area lawmaker wants to allow bars to serve alcohol until 4 a.m. but opponents say his plan will put lives at risk.
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Atherton is sending out bills to cover the expense of President Barack Obama's visit earlier this month.
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Atherton is sending out bills to cover the expense of President Barack Obama's visit earlier this month.
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California state lawmakers are talking about a measure that would make it easier to navigate both sides of a ticket transaction.
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California state lawmakers are talking about a measure that would make it easier to navigate both sides of a ticket transaction.
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Lawmakers in Sacramento will hear tough new ammo restrictions today that could have a major impact on gun owners in California.
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Lawmakers in Sacramento will hear tough new ammo restrictions today that could have a major impact on gun owners.
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State lawmakers approved a proposed ammo restriction bill that could have a major impact on gun owners in California.
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California law enforcement agencies are backing a new bill that would strengthen rules about driving under the influence of drugs.
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California law enforcement agencies are backing a new bill that would strengthen rules about driving under the influence of drugs.
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Anti-gun violence events took place across the country on Thursday as part of National Day to Demand Action.
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Standing with the families of the Newtown shooting victims, President Obama urged lawmakers to pass gun control legislation.
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The North Dakota Legislature has passed a bill that would essentially ban abortion by defining human life as beginning at conception.
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Finney talked about healthcare bills, money orders, and DirecTV charges.
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On Tuesday, Finney talked about healthcare bills, money orders, and DirecTV charges.
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How long should someone go to prison for possessing a hard drug like cocaine or heroin, not for selling it, just for using it?
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How long should someone go to prison for possessing a hard drug like cocaine or heroin, not for selling it, just for using it?
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Everyone knows drinking and driving is not just dangerous, but also illegal. But what about driving under the influence of cough medicine?
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Everyone knows drinking and driving is not just dangerous, but also illegal. But what about driving under the influence of cough medicine?
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On Monday, Finney talked about false advertising, beverage taxes, and fake bill collectors.
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On Monday, Finney talked about false advertising, beverage taxes, and fake bill collectors.
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Michigan lawmakers have taken nearly the final step toward turning their traditional pro-union stronghold into a right-to-work state.
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Michigan lawmakers have taken nearly the final step toward turning their traditional pro-union stronghold into a right-to-work state.
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Some members of San Francisco's Chinese community aren't ready to let a new law banning the sale of shark fins go into effect without a fight.
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Members of the Chinese community aren't ready to let a new law banning the sale of shark fins go into effect without a fight.
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Governor Jerry Brown has signed into law two bills that affect Bay Area residents.
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California Gov. Jerry Brown has a bill on his desk that would add another step for parents who don't want their kids getting shots.
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California Gov. Jerry Brown has a bill on his desk that would add another step for parents who don't want their kids getting shots.
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California employers must now accommodate religious attire and not place people who wear it out of public view.
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