Videos tagged with Governor Brown

This CRPA TV episode, "Fridays at 5 Episode 6," focuses on Second Amendment news. Key topics include the ongoing situation at the Del Mar gun show, significant legislative bills awaiting the governor's signature, and upcoming fall events hosted by the organization. The description also provides links to the CRPA website for events and specific actions like saving the Del Mar show, along with Governor Brown's contact information for advocacy.

This episode of CRPA TV's 'Fridays At 5' on August 31, 2018, discusses the close of the California legislature, local business partnerships, and pending legislation on the governor's desk. The content emphasizes Second Amendment news and updates, encouraging viewers to subscribe for ongoing information. Social media links and contact details for Governor Brown are provided for engagement and advocacy.

This YouTube video discusses Governor Brown signing AB 424, a bill that removes the authority of local education officials to decide who can carry firearms on school campuses. The description highlights this as a setback for Second Amendment rights and states that the CRPA (California Rifle and Pistol Association) will continue to advocate for these rights.

This video discusses Governor Brown's signing of AB 7, a new law that prohibits the open carry of unloaded firearms in unincorporated county areas. The description emphasizes that this is not the end of the fight for carrying rights in California, suggesting a continued legal and political battle.

This video discusses Governor Brown's veto of SB 464, a bill that proposed increased security requirements for licensed firearms dealers. The description highlights that the compliance costs associated with the bill would have forced numerous small businesses to close. The content emphasizes that the bill's defeat was a result of dedicated advocacy and support from viewers.

This YouTube video discusses the signing of California Senate Bill 620 by Governor Brown. The description expresses concern that this legislation reduces penalties for firearms crimes, which the uploader believes is counterproductive to reducing crime and places an increasing burden on law-abiding gun owners through stricter regulations, while criminals supposedly benefit from leniency. The content focuses on the perceived negative impact of this law on responsible firearm owners.