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California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the Delete Act this week. The new law, passed by the legislature last month, revises the California Consumer Privacy Act by making it easier for...

California Senate Bill 362 is appropriately called the Delete Act and it aims to make it easier for Californians to request our online personal information to...

Chris Minns says protesters have ‘proven they’re not peaceful’ as police launch operation to gather intelligence on potential demonstrations

Prior laws required Californians to contact each individual company.

California’s privacy agency will create, by January 2026, a way for consumers to ask data brokers to delete their data, as well as forbid them from selling or sharing it.

In order to enforce a law that requires California universities to return Native American remains and artifacts to tribes, Newsom signed a measure that would better track its progress.

The Golden State just gave consumers an unprecedented tool to hit backspace on data brokers.

California’s new Right to Repair Act and Delete Act make the U.S. state a world leader on the rulemaking front.

California's 'Delete Act' empowers residents to easily remove personal data from 500 data brokers, promoting transparency and data privacy while facing opposition from advertisers.

The California Privacy Protection Agency would create a way by 2026 for consumers to make a single request to ask data brokers to delete their personal information.