Gun violence is costing Santa Clara County and services like police, emergency, medical and criminal justice agencies an estimated $72.5 million a year, according to a county study seeking effective solutions on a local scale.
Supervisor Cindy Chavez, who sought the report, said in a news conference Monday that seeking understanding is essential to adequately addressing gun violence.
County leaders like Chavez have also been in talks of banning unserialized, untraceable firearms, called"ghost guns," following suit of California cities like San Francisco and San Diego who have initiated similar policies.
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Times Square a gun free zone as new NY gun law goes into effect todayNew York state's new Concealed Carry Improvement Act goes into effect Thursday and the New York City Council is working to make Time Square a sensitive place, permanently.
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New York Gun Law Takes Effect, Banning Concealed Weapons in Public SpacesA new gun law went into effect in New York today, banning concealed carry of weapons in public spaces such as Times Square. See potential bias and similarities in coverage from FoxNews, guardian, and Forbes: newyork TimesSquare
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These are the new NY gun laws taking effect this weekUnder the new law, firearms are presumed to be prohibited in privately owned businesses and spaces unless the owner proactively puts a sign at the entrance saying guns are allowed on premises. Guns are also banned in a wide swath of 'sensitive places.'
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