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California allows newborn DNA to be stored indefinitely, which can be accessed by researchers and law enforcement. But a new bill could mandate health officials seek parents permission.

The rights of children to be free from exploitation, abuse and torture comes before the rights of the adults who exploit them.

(The Center Square) - Assemblyman Miguel Santiago (D-Los Angeles) has written a bill AB1487 which is making its way through the senate. Its the second bill of its kind introduced

The twice-yearly procedure releases hundreds of bills to the Senate and Assembly floors, allowing for debate before the entire chamber. But for other bills, the suspense hearing provides a quiet, anticlimactic end.

On most days, California lawmakers deliberate, debate and decide bills out in public for every Californian to see. Aug. 11 was not one of those...

A bill that would have allowed prosecutors to sue social media companies for addicting their children to their online platforms died on Thursday, Aug. 11, just ahead of the Technology and Policy Summit.

Welcome to the second edition of Troutman Pepper’s Cyber Capsule, which recaps last month’s noteworthy developments, including updates to reporting rules and cybercrime sharing, and...

SB 953, which seeks to end all offshore drilling in California state waters, did not pass out of the Senate Appropriations Committee.

California lawmakers won’t be creating a state Election Day holiday this year. Nor will they be providing grants to local governments to convert public golf...