Governor Newsom signs legislation concerning motor vehicle restitution

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Apr 2, 2025
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Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Senate Bill 26, a new piece of legislation focused on civil actions related to new motor vehicles. This bill was authored by Senator Thomas Umberg, representing Santa Ana, and aims to facilitate restitution or the replacement of new motor vehicles. Governor Newsom’s office released this information, noting that further details and the signing message are available.

For those interested in reviewing the complete legislative text of SB 26, it can be accessed through the official California Legislature website.

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