California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a new law in mid-July aimed at improving the state's Missing Persons DNA Program. The legislation is expected to assist in locating thousands of missing individuals across the state.
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California passes new law to enhance Missing Persons DNA Program
California has enacted a new law to enhance its Missing Persons DNA Program, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom in mid-July. This initiative is anticipated to help find thousands of missing people in the state.
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Groundbreaking new law could find thousands of missing people across California
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California passes new law to enhance Missing Persons DNA Program