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Bigfoot, California

Bigfoot could get official state status if California Assembly Bill passes

The last recorded spotting of the large, muscular, hairy, ape-like-looking creature in the state, according to the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization, was in Humboldt County i

Fox 5 San Diego · 5m

Bigfoot could soon be an official California symbol

California is considering a bill that would make Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, its official state cryptid.

SFGATE on MSN · 1d

California takes steps toward officially recognizing Bigfoot

California may soon have an official mythical creature — and naturally, it’s Bigfoot. Assemblymember Chris Rogers, who represents a stretch of the North Coast that has long been considered Sasquatch territory,

New York Post on MSN · 1d

California bill aims to recognize Bigfoot as state’s official cryptid

One small step for man, and an even smaller step for Bigfoot. A new bill in California’s state legislature seeks to recognize the elusive Bigfoot as the state’s official cryptid. The legislation, proposed by Assemblymember Chris Roger,

San Francisco Chronicle on MSN · 1d

New California bill would make Bigfoot the state cryptid

A member of the California state assembly wants to make Bigfoot California’s state cryptid. Assemblymember Chris Rogers, D-Santa Rosa, introduced a bill last week that would designate the furry ape as the state’s official mythical creature.

California, Drinking Water and forever chemicals

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California Could Change Drinking Water Standards Under New Bill

If a recently introduced California bill becomes law, the state will be able to maintain or strengthen current federal limits for "forever chemicals" in drinking water, even if the Trump administration repeals the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) decision that established the limits.

ConsumerAffairs · 7h

California introduces legislation to protect residents from PFAS 'forever chemicals' in drinking water

Policymakers in California have introduced new legislation designed to protect consumers from exposure to PFAS (per-and-polyfluoroalkyl substances) – also

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California bill aims to keep forever chemicals out of water supply

State lawmakers introduced a bill on Wednesday that would keep toxic “forever chemicals” out of California’s drinking water. About 12 million Californians have tap water that contains PFAS.

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California lawmakers propose bill that would ban the sale of disposable e-cigarettes

California state lawmakers have announced a bill that would ban the sale of new or refurbished disposable electronic ...

California Senate Bill takes aim at saving farm lands

Amid a push by local leaders to conserve farmlands and open spaces in the Bay Area from future development, state senator ...

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California bill would ban single-use vapes. Lawmaker cites risks to health, safety, environment

Irwin’s bill would ban the sale of all single-use vapes in the state, and provides cities, counties and the state with the ...

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California bill aims to ban the sale of potent antiaging products to shoppers under 18

Amid concerns about children using antiaging products that can harm their skin, a legislator introduces a bill that would ban ...

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California bill introduced to limit private equity and hedge fund involvement in healthcare decisions

California state Sen. Christopher Cabaldon has introduced a bill that would bar private equity and hedge funds invested in a ...

California Bill Seeks Age Minimum on Anti-Aging Skin Care Products

In February of last year, as videos of tweens racing to Sephora for beautifully packaged creams and serums that contained ...

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Two bills introduced in Sacramento aim to lower utility bills. Will they work?

Two pieces of legislation have been introduced in Sacramento that their authors say will help reduce rising utility bills ...

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California could lower customers’ energy bills significantly, 2 leading agencies report

The state’s Legislative Analyst’s Office released a comprehensive analysis last month that gave some reasons why California ...

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