A new fiscal year in California begins on July 1, and with it comes a fresh round of laws that will impact people across the ...

Clearer instructions for short-term rental guests. Easier ways to cancel subscriptions. These, and more, changes are coming ...

With the start of a new month comes the implementation of new laws. Several new laws, signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, will lead ...

Consumer protections for tech customers, and tweaks to a key mental health treatment project, are coming down the pike July 1 ...

From a health insurance update to new rules for bars and vacation rentals, here are some of the state laws now in place.

Legislators pushed the start date for that law — which requires state-regulated health insurance plans to cover IVF and other infertility treatments — six months, to Jan. 1, 2026. RELATED: ...

The new click-to-cancel law applies only to subscriptions that are signed or renewed on or after July 1, 2025. Starting July 1, certain California bars and clubs will need to provide patrons with ...

California’s new consumer protection laws go into effect July 1 Minimum wages will rise in some cities. State lawmakers also tweaked the mental health courts that Gov. Gavin Newsom champions.

From wage rules to worker rights, this in-depth guide breaks down key California employment laws for both employers and employees ...