Several new California laws have recently gone into effect, and social media is reacting to them.
The LA Times California Governor Gavin Newsom said he has approved about 900 new laws in 2023. However, many of the laws take effect on July 1.
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New law takes effect in California
The new laws address a number of issues that could significantly improve the lives of Golden State residents, including affordable housing and mandatory rape drug testing. There’s also a bill that would make it easier to repair electronics yourself.
One bill making the rounds on social media would require hospitality and tourism businesses to include all additional fees in their advertised prices. For example, concert fees, cleaning fees at short-term rentals, and resort fees at hotels would have to be displayed upfront. There’s also a bill that would prohibit landlords from charging more than one month’s rent in security deposits. Previously, tenants could charge three times the rent.
Additionally, nightclubs and bars in Cali will be required to sell or provide testing devices, strips or stickers for testing for the day. rape drugs. Furthermore, California is the third state in the United States to pass the Right to Repair Act. The bill requires manufacturers to provide tools, documentation, and parts to repair devices costing between $50 and $99 for at least three years after the product is manufactured. The period extends to seven years, regardless of warranty, when the product costs more than $100.
Social media reacts to new bills
In a report on The Shade Room’s Instagram, social media shared their reactions to the new law.
@waveologist joked, “Sending jealousy and hatred from NJ.”
“The test strips are a great invention. Hopefully this will save some people from being medicated,” @aviontheplumber stated.
@nana_montecarlo wrote, “California seems to be the best state to live in..”
Roommate @markesha_00 asked, “So why isn’t he running for president?”
@shortysmalls___ said, “People who are asking why he’s not running for president are definitely not Californians. This man has destroyed this state. This entire state is falling apart because of him and you want him to run the United States.”
What do your roommates think?
