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Attorney General Bonta Announces Additional Monitoring, Strengthened Protections for Youth in Los Angeles County Juvenile Halls
California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a joint motion with the County of Los Angeles to amend the court judgment addressing conditions in the County’s juvenile halls following the County’s failure to improve conditions and provide adequate staffing as required under an earlier settlement and a court order enforcing that settlement last year. -
Attorney General Bonta Raises Awareness of Intoxicating Industrial Hemp-Infused Food Products and Highlights New Emergency Regulations
California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued a consumer alert cautioning Californians about industrial hemp-infused edibles products that often mimic popular food products and brands. -
Attorney General Bonta, Attorney General James Lead Coalition Suing TikTok for Exploiting Young Users, Deceiving Public
California Attorney General Rob Bonta and New York Attorney General Letitia James today co-led a bipartisan coalition of 14 attorneys general in filing separate enforcement actions against TikTok for violations of state consumer protection laws. -
Attorney General Bonta Issues Statement on Legislation to Increase Penalties for Corporate Malfeasance, Fund Crime Victim Service Programs
California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued the following statement in response to Governor Gavin Newsom signing into law Assembly Bill (AB) 2432, which will allow state courts to levy increased monetary penalties on corporations convicted of criminal offenses. -
Attorney General Bonta Announces Nearly $2 Million Settlement with Mead Johnson Regarding Lead in Infant and Toddler Formula
California Attorney General Rob Bonta today announced a settlement with Mead Johnson Nutrition Co. and Mead Johnson & Co., LLC (together, Mead Johnson), resolving allegations that Mead Johnson sold infant and toddler formulas without the required warnings for exposure to lead, a violation of Proposition 65 and the Unfair Competition Law.