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Newsom Signs New Gun Control Laws, Including One Requiring Owners to Take a 4-Hour Class - North Coast Journal (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Have a gun? You’re going to need to take another safety class after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a package of bills Saturday that are a boon to gun control advocates and anathema to Second Amendment groups. The law, Senate Bill 948, would apply to current residents with newly purchased guns starting in 2029. The class would need to be at least four hours long. Starting in 2028, people moving to California with guns would need to obtain a firearm saf
New gun control laws (opens the original)
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Four-hour class: The law, Senate Bill 948, would apply to current residents with newly purchased guns starting in 2029. The class would need to be at least four hours long. Starting in 2028, people moving to California with guns would need to obtain a firearm safety certificate within 180 days of arrival. Berkeley Democratic Sen. Jesse Arreguín wrote the legislation. The backstory: It was one of 10 gun safety laws Newsom signed. They represent his last gun control efforts as governor, and his ow
Newsom signs new gun control laws, including one requiring owners to take a 4-hour class (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Have a gun? You're going to need to take another safety class after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a package of bills Saturday that are a boon to gun control advocates and anathema to Second Amendment groups. The law, Senate Bill 948, would apply to current residents with newly purchased guns starting in 2029. The class would need to be at least four hours long. Starting in 2028, people moving to California with guns wou
Undocumented students (opens the original)
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More details: Assembly Bill 713 would have adopted an untested legal theory that argues that a 1986 federal law barring employers from hiring workers in the country without authorization doesn’t apply to state governments. The logic? That 40-year-old law doesn’t mention state governments as a type of employer that cannot hire workers without proper status. But for the second time in three years, Newsom decided that adopting that theory for California would expose the state’s higher-education sys
California community colleges can offer up to 12 new bachelor’s degrees under laws Newsom signed (opens the original)
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A set of bills signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom Friday aims to rein in the topsy-turvy expansion of bachelorâs degrees at California community colleges. But the bills themselves caused new friction: In a last-minute shift, the community colleges that were championing these bills came out to formally oppose them after the lawmakers substantially revised the measures a day before a key constitutional deadline. The two laws â Senate Bill 960 by Sen. Christopher Cabaldon, a Democrat from
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