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Will Senate Bill 553 Be a Boon or a Bane to California Businesses?

California Senate Bill 553, signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom last September, is the first legislation of its kind to address workplace violence and mandate that affected employers adopt a comprehensive workplace violence prevention plan.

Legislation Aimed at Addressing Retail Theft and Fentanyl Crisis Introduced in California

The legislative package—called Working Together for a Safer California—is built upon months of research, input from stakeholders and experts, and feedback from Californians, according to Senate members. The plan includes nine fentanyl-related measures and five bills targeting retail theft.

Largest-Ever Investment to Combat ORC Made in California

Governor Gavin Newsom announced that California is poised to make the largest-ever investment to combat ORC. Read about it in this article!

Restraining Orders: The Secret Weapon of California Retailers

Retail crime is worse than ever in California, where laws are quite lenient for offenders. Restraining orders might be the best solution.

California Gov Signs INFORM Consumers Act

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed SB 301—California’s version of the federal INFORM Consumers Act—to strengthen transparency rules for high volume third-party sellers and provide greater tools for law enforcement to identify stolen items.

California Assembly Passes INFORM Legislation

SB 301, California’s version of the federal INFORM Consumers Act, has passed unanimously out of the Assembly.
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