California Mulling Ban on Tackle Football for Kids Under 12
After several previous failed attempts, California Democrats are once again debating a bill to ban tackle football for children.
After several previous failed attempts, California Democrats are once again debating a bill to ban tackle football for children.
California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill on Saturday that guarantees that teachers cannot shoot back if they come under attack at school.
The bill to disarm teachers–including victims of domestic violence–is now sitting on Gov. Jerry Brown’s (D) desk.
As CA Dems rally behind Assemblyman McCarty’s bill to disarm teachers, a state audit warns K-12 schools are unprepared for active shooters.
Assemblyman Kevin McCarty’s (D-Sacramento) legislation to ensure teachers in public schools cannot shoot back if attacked is ready for a vote on the state’s Senate floor.
Next week Senate Democrats will consider Assemblyman Kevin McCarthy’s (D) push to ensure teachers cannot shoot back if under attack.
On Monday, lawmakers passed a bill introduced by Assemblyman Kevin McCarty (D-Sacramento) to disarm teachers and staff who are currently allowed to carry guns for self-defense in California school districts.
Democrat Assemblyman Kevin McCarty (D-Sacramento) is pushing a bill to guarantee teachers will be unarmed and unable to shoot back should an attack occur — though there have been zero incidents or accidents with armed teachers in California.
Assemblyman pushed bill taking away administrators’ power to allow teachers with CCWs to be armed in classrooms for self-defense.
On September 26, Governor Jerry Brown (D) vetoed a bill that would have allowed California sheriffs to raise the price of obtaining a concealed carry permit.
California Assemblyman Kevin McCarty (D-Sacramento) believes local district attorneys too often give police the benefit of the doubt in investigations where police fatally shoot suspects, and he wants to remedy that by adding an oversight board to impartially investigate every shooting.