A set of new state laws go into effect in California on Tuesday. Here are some of the highlights. KCAL News reports.

Clearer instructions for short-term rental guests. Easier ways to cancel subscriptions. These, and more, changes are coming ...

The laws will protect tech customers from shady auto-renewal subscriptions, the sale of stolen goods via online marketplaces ...

Prospective hosts can apply for Tier 4 licenses, which apply specifically to whole home short-term residential occupancies.

From a health insurance update to new rules for bars and vacation rentals, here are some of the state laws now in place.

Starting Tuesday short-term rental property owners will be able to apply for a tier four occupancy license. Applications will ...

California schools will now print the 988 Lifeline on student IDs and include a QR code for mental health resources.

Under current rules, STRs in non-primary residences are limited to 90 rental days a year, while primary residences have no ...

The city of Sacramento could soon ban short-term rentals such as Airbnbs in houses and apartments where the owner does not ...

Council asked a state ethics commission to review whether Mayor Terry Gaasterland was conflicted regarding short-term rentals ...

Consumer protections for tech customers, and tweaks to a key mental health treatment project, are coming down the pike July 1 ...