California Gov. Newsom seeks limits on where people can carry concealed guns

February 1, 2023

California Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to limit where people can carry concealed weapons after numerous mass shootings left dozens dead throughout the state in January, call for more restrictions in the state that already has some of the coolest in the country gun laws. On Wednesday, he approved a law banning people from carrying concealed weapons in churches, public libraries, zoos, amusement parks, playgrounds, banks and all other private businesses open to public. rule will not apply if business owner puts up a sign which says concealed weapons allowed.| VIDEO BELOW | California State Senator Portantino announces gun Control Measure SB 2Democratic State Sen. Anthony Portantino, sponsor of the bill, called the exemption “a legal nuance that I think helps with constitutional collection. “This is not a show. It’s to deliver a strong score on governor’s desk to endure legal challenge that is sure will come,” said Portantino. also ban anyone under 21 years of age from having a permit to carry gun are hidden and require all permit holders to have more training, including on how safely store and transport weapons. California and half a dozen other states previously had laws that required people to give a reason if they wanted wear covert gun in public — like citing a direct threat public safety.| VIDEO BELOW | This was told by Attorney General Rob Bonta. support for new gun measure of controlBut the decision of the US Supreme Court last year hit down these laws that makes it easier for people in these states to get a permit to carry a concealed weapon. California Democrats tried pass new rules last year – and they would have succeeded if it were not for for strategic error requiring two-thirds vote of Legislature so that the bill can be passed effect immediately. Democrats couldn’t round up enough support and the account died. “It won’t happen this time. year”Newsom said. “I will sign this bill.” Newsom and legislative Democrats promised double down on passage new the law is year. Them cause came with new urgency, after mass shootings in Monterey Park and Crescent Bay left eighteen people dead and 10 more wounded. In total, the state had six mass shootings in January and at least 29 people were killed. Here’s a look at some of the firearms-related bills the state legislators will be considering. year:AB 97: Does possession of non-serial firearms felony.SB 2: Sets new limits for holders of AB 303 concealed carry permits: state attorney required general create online database for State system of armed and prohibited persons. AB 328: reinstate harsher penalties. for those who use a gun in process of committing violent crime.AB 28: Creates new tax on firearms and ammunition for funding gun protection from violence. Ashley Zavala of KCRA 3 contributed to this. story.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to limit where people can carry concealed weapons after numerous mass shootings left dozens dead across the state in January, call for more restrictions in the state that already has some of the coolest in the country gun the laws.

On Wednesday, he approved a law banning people from carrying concealed weapons in churches, public libraries, zoos, amusement parks, playgrounds, banks and all other private businesses open to public. rule will not apply if business owner puts up a sign which says concealed weapons are allowed.

| VIDEO BELOW | California State Senator Portantino announces gun control measure SB 2

Democratic Senator Anthony Portantino, the author of the bill, called the exemption “a legal nuance that I think helps him.” with constitutional collection.

“This is not a show. It’s to deliver a strong score on governor’s desk to endure legal challenge that is sure will come,” Portantino said.

It would be also ban anyone under 21 years of age from having a permit to carry gun are hidden and require all permit holders to have more training, including on how safely store and transport tools.

California and half a dozen other states previously had laws that required people to give a reason if they wanted wear covert gun in public — like citing a direct threat public safety.

| VIDEO BELOW | This was told by Attorney General Rob Bonta. support for new gun measure of control

But the decision of the US Supreme Court last year hit down these laws that makes it easier for people in these states to obtain a concealed carry permit.

California Democrats tried pass new rules last year – and they would have succeeded if it were not for for strategic error requiring two-thirds vote of Legislature so that the bill can be passed effect immediately. Democrats couldn’t round up enough support and the account died.

“It will not happen year”Newsom said. “I will sign this bill.”

Newsom and Legislative Democrats vowed double down on passage new the law is year. Them cause came with new urgency, after mass shootings in Monterey Park and Crescent Bay left eighteen people dead and 10 more wounded. In total, the state had six mass shootings in January and at least 29 people were killed.