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California increases efforts to remove guns from hands of criminals, subjects of court orders
The California Attorney General announced Monday that his office was making measurable progress in efforts to remove firearms from people who bought them legally but later became ineligible to possess them when they were convicted of crimes or when they became the subjects of domestic violence or other court orders.
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California law banning most firearms in public is taking effect as the legal fight over it continues
A California law that bans people from carrying firearms in most public places will take effect on New Year’s Day, even as a court case continues to challenge the law.
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Culver City to buy gun shop near school to prevent another firearms store from taking its place
The Culver City City Council approved the purchase of a decades-old gun business in an effort to prevent another gun shop from taking its spot.
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Culver City Council approves the purchase of a gun store
With an unanimous vote, Culver City Council approved the purchase of the Martin B. Retting gun store. Jonathan Gonzalez reports for the NBC4 News on Sept. 27, 2023.
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California gun stores could soon be mandated to post warning signs
Senator Catherine Blakespear, a Democrat from Encinitas, authored the bill which she believes will help reduce gun violence in the state.
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‘Help me, he has a gun!': Ring video captures apparent kidnapping in Florida
Ring video captured cries for help during what police are calling an attempted kidnapping in Miami Sunday morning.
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San Diego Gun Advocates Sue, Challenge California Waiting Period Law for Gun Purchases
Firearms advocates filed a lawsuit in San Diego federal court this week challenging California’s 10-day waiting period for gun purchases.
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Man Killed Parents, 2 Others Before Maine Highway Shooting, Police Say
Authorities have shared new information on a pair of shootings Tuesday that left four people dead in Bowdoin, Maine, and three more hospitalized, one critically injured, on Interstate 295 in Yarmouth.
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Military Moves to Improve Mental Health Care and Cut Suicides, But Defers Action on Guns
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin ordered a number of improvements in access to mental health care to reduce suicides in the military, but held off on endorsing more controversial recommendations to restrict gun and ammunition purchases.
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Read: Full Text of President Biden's Executive Order on Gun Sales and Background Checks
President Joe Biden visited Southern California Tuesday to sign an executive order on gun sales background checks. The president was scheduled to sign the order in the San Gabriel Valley community of Monterey Park, where 11 people were killed a nine were wounded in a mass shooting during a night of Lunar New Year events. Below is the full text…
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President Biden to Visit SoCal, Call for Tougher Gun Control
President Biden will be visiting Monterey Park, the scene of a mass shooting that killed 11 people The president is expected to call for tougher gun control. Lauren Coronado reports for Today in LA on March 14, 2023.