Last call at 4 a.m. could be coming to bars in several California cities under a new proposal by two Bay Area lawmakers.
passed a similar measure in 2018, but it was vetoed by then-Gov. Jerry Brown, who said such legislation would lead to "mischief & mayhem."
"No, it won’t lead to mischief & mayhem. But it will lead to better, more diverse & more interesting nightlife in the cities that decide to participate. It will also help the nightlife sector, which has been battered by the pandemic," Wiener tweeted. All the news you need to know, every day
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