US Edition5 New CA Laws That Will Take Effect July 1
- California will enact nearly 200 new laws on July 1, 2025, covering consumer protections, labor standards, mental health, and safety measures statewide.
- These laws follow the 83rd legislative session and stem from efforts to improve consumer rights, workplace safety, and mental health care access.
- Key provisions include a 'click-to-cancel' subscription law, wage increases in multiple cities, expanded online marketplace theft protections, and updated CARE Court procedures.
- For example, AB 2863 requires subscription cancellations via the same method as sign-up, and minimum wages rise to $17.87 in Los Angeles and $19.18 in Berkeley.
- These laws aim to enhance consumer control, improve worker protections, support mental health interventions, and promote transparency in commerce and labor.
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These new California laws go into effect on July 1
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