Is there an extension on filing taxes for Los Angeles residents in 2025? Yes! Did you hear the news, LA? If you live in Los Angeles County, you automatically get an extension on filing (and paying, if you owe any) taxes for calendar year 2024! Instead of the regular tax day of April 15, 2025, all Los Angeles County residents
Read moreCovid Related Relaxing of Parking Rules in the City of Los Angeles is Officially Over (Sorry) After about 7 months of the relaxation of certain parking rules due to the Coronavirus/Covid-19 pandemic, the city of Los Angeles is resuming full enforcement as of October 15. See our full guide to all the parking rules for Los Angeles. However, there is
Read moreNote: This text comes from the website of the Los Angeles County government. County Of Los Angeles Department Of Public Health Order Of The Health Officer: Safer At Home Order For Control Of Covid-19 Continuation Of Safer At Home Order That Begins To Move The County Of Los Angeles Into Stage 2 Of County’s Roadmap To Recovery Revised Order Issued:
Read moreUpdates on Laws Related to Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Los Angeles County New laws related to coronavirus are being created almost every day now. Here’s the latest. We are currently in Stage 2 of the County’s “Roadmap to Recovery.” This means some loosening of the coronavirus restrictions. Stage 2 will continue “until further notice.” See the full text of the latest
Read moreWhat’s the Deal with the New California Gig Worker Law (AB5)? A change is coming to freelancers and other workers in California, affecting a broad spectrum of people, including writers, designers, cosmetologists, and Uber/Lyft drivers. Some people are pleased with it, others… not so much. It’s a new state law taking effect in January 2020, known as AB5 (Assembly Bill
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“We The People” of California (specifically, those who voted) have created some new laws and government programs, and rejected others, in the November 2018 election. The ballot measures that passed will go into effect soon (except for those that specify a different effective date). How soon, you ask? December 19, 2018, to be specific. (Based on a proposition that passed
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Hello, and welcome to the November 2018 California election edition of Most Fun Voter Guide Ever! Being an informed voter is hard, but until we institute some sort of delegative democracy, it’s your full responsibility. So stop complaining and start reading, and then, of course, get on with the whole voting thing. As usual, we will give you the most
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You may have heard there’s an election on June 5 in California. Or maybe you just learned that right now. Either way, it’s one of those elections that might make you question whether there is a better way. Like, what if we set up a system to delegate this burden to people who actually want to spend their time doing
Read more7/14 – New state law prohibits local governments from fining residents who let their lawns go brown. Legislation passed a few months ago also prohibits homeowner associations from penalizing residents for brown lawns. 7/7 – Blue Shield has excessive surpluses, more than $4 Billion, and should be offering more affordable health coverage, says an audit by state tax officials. The audit was
Read more6/29 – California governor Jerry brown has signed into law legislation to require parents to vaccinate their children before sending them to public or private school or day-care. Currently, parents may be exempt from this requirement based on personal beliefs, but the new law would allow exemption ONLY for children who have a medical condition that makes vaccination risky. 6/21 – The
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