Frustrated
with Congress’ lack of action on stricter gun control laws, Los Angeles
leaders have joined other cities in trying to sidestep Washington by
imposing tighter regulations at the local level.
Last week, Los Angeles joined San Francisco and Sunnyvale in banning possession of ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds, a move that is meant to reduce the carnage of mass shootings, but that has prompted threats of legal action by gun rights groups.
And on Tuesday the City Council unanimously backed new requirements to lock up or disable...
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Last week, Los Angeles joined San Francisco and Sunnyvale in banning possession of ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds, a move that is meant to reduce the carnage of mass shootings, but that has prompted threats of legal action by gun rights groups.
And on Tuesday the City Council unanimously backed new requirements to lock up or disable...
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