San Jose Spotlight: Silicon Valley law to end unruly behavior on Newsom’s desk

A California bill that would allow public officials to remove disruptive individuals from meetings is poised to become law after gaining bipartisan support.

State Sen. Dave Cortese and Assemblymember Evan Low introduced a bill earlier this year to update and strengthen the 69-year-old Ralph M. Brown Act, California’s open meeting law. The state legislators say SB 1100 would help address the increase in hostility, bullying and harassment at public meetings. The bill heads to Gov. Gavin Newsom, who has until October to sign it into law. View the full story at this link.