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Committee advances AB 380 to extend price‑gouging protections during declared emergencies

2555916 · March 11, 2025
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Assemblymember Mark Gonzales introduced AB 380, which would extend price‑gouging protections to hotels, food and essential goods, and commercial property for the duration of a declared emergency and close a lease‑length loophole.

Assemblymember Mark Gonzales introduced AB 380 and said the bill would extend price‑gouging protections — already in place for rental housing — to hotels, food, essential goods and services, and commercial properties for the full duration of an emergency declaration. Gonzales said the change would provide clarity and prevent exploitative spikes in prices during disasters: "This bill strengthens price gouging protections, ensuring fairness and stability for communities impacted by these disasters," he said.

Supporters including Anya Lawler (Public Interest Advocates) and…

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