Price gouging prohibition during emergencies in California.
California SB1365 prohibits excessive price increases on essential goods and services during declared states of emergency or local emergencies. It limits price hikes to 10% for items like housing, food, and building materials. The bill also bans evictions during emergencies unless lawfully begun beforehand. Violations are misdemeanors with fines up to $10,000 and/or imprisonment. The prohibitions can be extended by local or state authorities.
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