California Passes New Law Requiring Bars, Nightclubs to Provide Lids to Customers to Combat Drink Spiking

California orders bars to provide lids after spate of drink spiking

California law now requires bars or nightclubs to offer lids to customers amid a recent increase in drink spiking.

New CA law requires drink lids at bars to prevent drugging

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) - A new bill designed to keep you from being drugged is now in effect. Bars across the state must now have a stack of lids available to protect drinks from being spiked. If you want a lid to protect your drink, just ask. The law, which went into effect Tuesday, aims to deter drug-facilitated sexual assault. California bars and nightclubs are already required to post signs letting customers know that drug-testing kits …

California passes new law requiring bars, nightclubs to provide lids to customers to combat drink spiking

California is taking steps to make sure customers can feel safe about the contents of their drink.

Do you want to cover your cocktail to keep it from getting spiked? California bars must offer lids

Assembly Bill 2375, which requires bars to carry lids, went into effect this month. The bill builds upon previous legislation that mandated that bars offer drug testing for drinks.

How new California law mandating bars to offer anti-roofing lids impacts Central Coast

One of the major laws going into effect today is a law aimed at preventing drink spiking at bars and nightclubs. One local bar owner says she is all for safety, but doesn't believe it's fair that only establishments with type 48 licenses must follow these new rules.