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CA cracks down on DUI offenders with new laws, including one named after Loyola HS student
Summary by The Los Angeles Editorial Desk Marc Cota-Robles , as published by ABC7 Los Angeles (KABC)
· September 25, 2026
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Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a package of bills aimed at cracking down on DUI offenders in California, including Braun's Law, a measure named after a Loyola High School student.
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Key points Gavin Newsom has signed a package of bills aimed at cracking down on DUI offenders in California, including Braun's Law, a measure named after a Loyola High School student. More schools Today’s briefing Local events
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