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California Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs SB 79, Unlocking Higher Residential Density Near Transit | JD Supra
Signed into law by California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Oct. 10, 2025, Senate Bill (SB) 79 overrides local zoning limitations to allow greater heights and densities for residential development near transit stops. The legislation allows dense residential development along established transit corridors, primarily in the Bay Area, Sacramento County and Southern California urban counties.
California's Summer Blockbuster, Continued!: CEQA Administrative Record Requirements Revised | JD Supra
Senate Bill (SB) 131 includes reforms to litigation procedure under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) intended to relieve the burden on CEQA litigants when preparing the CEQA administrative record and speed up the litigation process. Under SB 131, the CEQA administrative record need only contain internal agency communications, such as emails, that were presented to the final decision-making body for the project or reviewed by certain high-ranking executives and officials.
The FTC Initiates Rare Enforcement Action In Case Against Franchisor Burgerim
United States: The FTC Initiates Rare Enforcement Action In Case Against Franchisor Burgerim 28 February 2022 by Byron J. McLain and Franklin B. Munoz Foley & Lardner Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. The FTC filed suit against California fast food franchisor Burgerim in early February. The case is the FTC's first major enforcement action against a franchisor in about a decade.
The FTC Initiates Rare Enforcement Action in Case Against Franchisor Burgerim | JD Supra
The FTC filed suit against California fast food franchisor Burgerim in early February. The case is the FTC’s first major enforcement action against a franchisor in about a decade. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) took the unusual step of filing a civil action against a franchisor earlier this month. The complaint was filed in a federal court in Los Angeles against California-based fast food concept Burgerim.
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