The state's racist immigration bill has pissed off a lot of people, and some, like Al Sharpton, are calling for an economic boycott. But will it succeed in changing state law? It has before.

California legalized gay marriage for a bit, but apparently there was still a law on the books that classified gays as "sexual deviants" and called for "research into a cure for homosexuality". It's been repealed. So, no cure? [AP]

A repeal of California's ban on same-sex marriage will not be voted on in November.

Today in Out-dated Laws That May Apply to You: The Times exposes the 1950s-era prohibition against more than three unrelated people living together in a single dwelling. It is still on the books! Are you breaking the law right now?

Gawd, if you didn't know better you'd think that someone is trying to send kids a message not to smoke cigarettes. The federal government's going to start enforcing rules making it harder to market to kids. Is nothing sacred?

The generation that brought America sex, drugs, and Rock 'n Roll has had just about enough of you kids and your disgusting dance moves, weed smoking, and loud noise.

Barack Obama is telling the feds to stop, like, totally freaking out, man, and take it easy on medical marijuana.

For a century now, the world has flocked to California's shores in search of that golden promise of no-questions-asked, no-eyebrows-raised, plastic surgery on demand. But thanks to one flailing Governor, the sun has now set on that dream.

Media law is boring. Not in South Korea! The National Assembly passed a long-awaited reform bill to privatize the media over there today, but only after brawling, screaming, and storming the podium. Pay attention, Republicans:

Brooksville, Florida has passed a new rule requiring city workers to wear underwear and use deodorant while on the job. Brooksville's mayor, however, is skeptical of such intrusive lawmaking:

We suspected it; you prayed for it (especially you, hippie); now it has actually happened: the US government is no longer coming after your "medical" marijuana. Dude:

Compensating for the recent court ruling that criminalizes the sharing of drugs, NYC mayor Mike Bloomberg wants to get rid of the city's buzzkill cabaret laws, which basically outlaw dancing in clubs. Seriously! So Rotten Apple partygoers, get ready to dance the night away in a feverish haze of sweat, whirling bodies, and blurry memories of groping under flashing strobe lights. But without drugs. (Unless you bring them yourself!) [NYDN]

The New York City Council is expected to pass a bill today that would make it illegal for landlords in the city to discriminate against anyone based on their "source of income." The bill is aimed at ensuring the rights of low income tenants who get housing vouchers. And landlords: no more hassling the hookers! [Gotham Gazette]

Bad news for all you exhibitionists out there—the City Council passed a law yesterday allowing judges to sentence flashers to a year in jail, fines and probation. "If they want to expose themselves we'll expose them to the full extent of the law," said the bill's sponsor, Peter Vallone. Ba-dum-bum-bum. [NYSun]