Page 14 - Bill Dodd News Today

Building 4 of the countys South Campus was a stand-alone pharmaceutical manufacturing building. Heres a look at a place that could have county offices.

(The Center Square) - California lawmakers are seeking to create an exemption for unions and real estate developers for the state’s anti-corruption laws that place limits on when and how

Restaurant surcharges will soon be illegal in California as a new law, aimed at banning hidden fees, takes effect in July, according to the office of state Attorney General Rob Bonta. Starting July 1, under SB478, California restaurants will no longer be able to charge service fees and must instead fold them into menu prices. […]

(FOX40.COM) — Businesses operating in California will now be required to show all mandatory fees upfront as part of a new law going into effect later this year. Senate Bill 478, which was signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom last October, makes it illegal for most businesses to advertise, display or offer a price […]

The expansion will include approximately 13,696 additional acres of federally owned public land in Lake and Colusa Counties in California, encompassing the entirety of the Molok Luyuk region within the monument.

California’s ban on so-called junk fees, SB 478, goes into effect on July 1. But the attorney general’s office has yet to outline how the law will be enforced, leaving restaurant and bar owners anxious and worried.

Starting July 1, restaurants in California will no longer be able to add service charges or other surcharges to your check.

What's more important for the perfect cup of coffee? The roast? Or the beans?

Described by its author as the “most significant political reform” in decades, a 2022 law designed to limit businesses’ and contractors’ attempts to sway local elected officials with campaign contributions

California lawmakers have passed a bill to loosen restrictions on how much and when local elected officials can accept campaign cash from interest groups, with the backing of developers and labor unions, to prevent "pay to play" and increase transparency.