Government
Jun. 27, 2018
Internet privacy bill approved by state Senate committee
The California Senate Judiciary Committee approved an internet privacy bill on Tuesday that includes significant new powers for the state attorney general.
SACRAMENTO — The state Senate Judiciary Committee approved an internet privacy bill on Tuesday that includes significant new powers for the California attorney general.
Under a deal announced last week, AB 375 would head off a fall voter initiative containing many of the same provisions.
Qualified initiatives will be on the November ballot if they are not pulled by Thursday. Real estate investor ...
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