- California bill aims to revive broadband privacy rules that were killed by Trump and Congress
LA Times | Melanie Mason | July 19, 2017
Several months ago, President Trump signed into law a repeal of sweeping privacy regulations limiting what broadband providers can do with customer data. Now, an Assembly Democrat is trying to resuscitate those rules for Californians.
Assemblyman Ed Chau (D-Monterey Park) unveiled a measure on Monday that would largely enshrine the sputtered federal […]
- Consumer Federation Sponsors SB 313 to Simplify Cancellations of Automatic Renewals
For Immediate Release
February 13, 2017
Contact: Richard Holober, (650) 307-7033
Consumer Federation of California
- LA Times: Prosecutors who withhold or tamper with evidence now face felony charges
By Christopher Goffard | October 3, 2016
Amid an ongoing controversy in the Orange County courthouse involving accusations of prosecutorial misconduct, a new law will ratchet up penalties for California prosecutors who tamper with evidence or hide exculpatory material from the defense.
- CACJ Sponsored Bill to create a felony for Brady violations being considered by the Governor
Under Fire: Will Los Alamitos, Orange County Prosecutors be Held Liable?
By Ashley Ludwig (Patch Staff) – August 25, 2016 9:26 am ET
LOS ALAMITOS, CA—After a string of new felony vetoes, Governor Jerry Brown today faces another. AB 1909 will cross his desk today, and the Gov. will decide whether or not to allow […]
- Pink razors and blue razors should cost the same under gender-pricing measure the California Senate just approved
HSG client, The Consumer Federation of California, sponsored bill to end gender discrimination in product pricing passed off the Senate Floor today.
LA Times |PATRICK MCGREEVY
The state Senate on Thursday approved a bill that would prohibit businesses in California from charging customers different prices for similar goods on the basis of gender.
State Sen. Ben […]
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