Legislature stalls bill legalizing all adult sex acts in California
Sacramento legislators paused a bill to legalize private consensual acts among adults over 18, prompting Assemblyman W Craig Biddle to demand law enforcement testimony. The measure would remove most criminal penalties for adultery sodomy homosexuality and oral copulation among adults, while keeping underage prohibitions. Next week’s hearing was requested, with AG, DA, and Peace Officers associations yet to take positions.
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Bill Advancing to outlaw job bias against women
The California Assembly voted 57 to 6 to outlaw sex-based job discrimination by employers with five or more workers, expanding the Fair Employment Practices Act. The measure faces an uncertain Senate fate. advocates argue it widens protection while opponents voice concerns over equality and hiring practices.
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Bradley backs Brown for Demo Senate bid in LA
Los Angeles City Councilman Thomas Bradley said on Wednesday he supports Representative George Brown in the Democratic Senate bid. Bradley’s endorsement adds a notable local backing as Brown seeks the senate seat.
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Bomb Scares Halt Fresno Classes in Early Morning Panic
Two separate bomb scares disrupted Fresno City College and forced early class suspensions. Police emptied the main administration building at 7:25 am and McLand Hall at 9:40. Authorities found no explosives.
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Alessio family to be arraigned in San Diego
A tentative arraignment date of April 27 was set for businessman John S. Alessio and four family members in a federal income tax evasion probe. A special grand jury returned a 31 count indictment charging the five with evading 929,395 in taxes. The defendants, including Dominic 28 and brothers Angelo 53 Russell 64 and Tony 54, are free on their own recognizance.
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