Newsom Signs Bills Aimed at Protecting LGBTQ People, Citing Trump Administration Attacks
The package adds privacy limits, military aid and expanded access to PrEP and PEP, while state budget funding includes $66 million for care.
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Gavin Newsom moves to shield California transgender patient records from federal scrutiny
California is adding new medical privacy protections for LGBTQ+ adults facing federal subpoenas and expanding access to injectable medicines for HIV prevention.That is thanks to a spate of six new bills passed by the Democratic-led state legislature and signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Saturday. Newsom said he signed the bills to strengthen LGBTQ+ rights in the state amid a federal crackdown on such protections.“The Trump administration h…
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Los Angeles TimesNewsom signs bills aimed at protecting LGBTQ people, citing Trump administration attacks
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a package of bills Saturday that increases protections for LGBTQ people in California, saying the legislation was needed because of recent moves by the Trump administration that threaten that support. One of the six bills would…
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