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Three days after mass shooting is no time to stage gun show nearby

Gun show returns Dec. 9-10 to Solano fairgrounds

Gun Show at California Fairgrounds Unlikely, But a Lawsuit is Almost Guaranteed

Thanks to a federal judge’s decision to grant an injunction against two California laws barring gun shows at state fairgrounds and on all state-owned property, we may soon see shows return to lo...

Proposed bill would put a ban on banning gun shows

PHOENIX — A bill that already garnered approval in the state Senate would bar Arizona municipalities from banning gun shows. One of the bill’s proponents warned the legislature could “make

Judge approves settlement reached by Del Mar fairgrounds and gun show operator

Crossroads awarded more than $500,000, right to continue events this year

Things to do in the Phoenix metro area this weekend: Sept. 9-11

Honor the innocent lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001 and spend time with family at events happening across the Phoenix area this weekend.

Gun shows at Ventura County Fairgrounds banned; lawsuits expected

The gun shows at the Ventura County Fairgrounds will be banned Jan. 1 if a bill signed into law Thursday survives expected court challenges.

Fair Board votes to re-agendize gun show ban at Solano fairgrounds

Fair Board likely to 'readdress' gun show ban at Solano fairgrounds

California lawmaker wants to outlaw gun and ammo shows on state property, fairgrounds

California lawmaker wants to outlaw gun and ammo shows on state property, fairgrounds Sacramento Bee 2/23/2021 Ryan Sabalow, The Sacramento Bee Feb. 23—A Southern California Democrat hopes Gov. Gavin Newsom will ban all guns and ammo sales on all state property, a move that would effectively end firearms shows at dozens of local fairs across the state. Newly-elected California State Sen. Dave Min, D-Irvine, introduced SB 264, which would prohibit a state employee or operator of "state-owned property, from contracting for, authorizing, or allowing the sale of any firearm or ammunition." The bill makes an exception for gun buy-back programs. "The evidence is overwhelmingly clear — more guns lead to more violence," the senator's office said in a statement. "Gun violence splinters families and communities, and I am hopeful my colleagues will see taxpayers' dollars have no place in funding the proliferation of gun sales and heartbreak."