Starting January 1, 2024, a new California law will prohibit parking within 20 feet of unmarked or marked crosswalks. The goal is to enhance visibility for pedestrians and potentially reduce accidents. Drivers will have a 60-day grace period before citations are issued, after which fines of $65 plus a $12.50 administrative fee will apply.
From changes to parking your car to tenant protections, there's a range of new laws on the books starting Jan. 1No parking within 20 feet of an intersection is a new state law that will take effect in 2025. NBC 7's Shelby Bremer takes a closer look at how it will work., will change the way people park their cars. Starting Jan. 1, you will no longer be able to park within 20 feet of an unmarked or marked crosswalk.
There will be a 60-day grace period before citations are issued for breaking the new law. Starting March 1, however, drivers could face a $65 fine, on top of a $12.50 administrative fee.California's new "Daylighting" law begins next year. The law is aimed at saving lives. NBC 7's Allison Ash has the details.requires companies to obtain consent before automatically renewing a subscription service after July 1, 2025.
"This will give all those people a fighting chance to weigh in on an eviction and let the judge consider both sides of a case rather than just the landlords. So, I think it'll make a huge difference," said Rodman.
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