Public Conduct in California (2026)
1069 rules on the books across California, 173 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
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Aggressive Panhandling
LAMC §41.59 prohibits panhandling that involves intimidation, blocking, or following a person, including penalties and how it differs from passive solicitation.
Alhambra
Heavy RestrictionsAlhambra bans begging or soliciting alms outright on any street, sidewalk, park or doorway in the city. Chapter 5.32…
Read full rule →Antioch
Significant RestrictionsAntioch Municipal Code §§ 5-10.301 to 5-10.303 outlaw standing, sitting, or remaining at or near the center of a…
Read full rule →Apple Valley
Significant RestrictionsApple Valley Municipal Code § 11.20.085 makes it unlawful to solicit by harassing or menacing another person on a…
Read full rule →Bakersfield
Significant RestrictionsBakersfield Municipal Code § 9.32.020 bans soliciting in an aggressive manner in any public place, plus soliciting near…
Read full rule →Brentwood
Significant RestrictionsBrentwood bans aggressive or intrusive solicitation citywide and bars all begging within set distances of ATMs, transit…
Read full rule →Camarillo
Significant RestrictionsCamarillo outlaws soliciting money or sales in a way that would make a reasonable person fear harm or feel intimidated…
Read full rule →Carson
Significant RestrictionsCarson bans soliciting money or sales in an aggressive manner in any public area, and bars solicitation entirely near…
Read full rule →Corona
Significant RestrictionsCorona bans aggressive soliciting: coming within three feet of someone who hasn't consented, blocking their path…
Read full rule →Costa Mesa
Significant RestrictionsCosta Mesa bans asking, begging or soliciting alms in an aggressive manner anywhere open to the public, from sidewalks…
Read full rule →Davis
Significant RestrictionsDavis bars soliciting money or alms within fifteen feet of a bank, credit union or ATM entrance during business or…
Read full rule →El Cajon
Significant RestrictionsEl Cajon Municipal Code Chapter 9.75 bans soliciting money "in an aggressive manner" anywhere in public, and separately…
Read full rule →Elk Grove
Significant RestrictionsElk Grove bans aggressive panhandling in any public place under EGMC § 4.54.110, and separately bars all solicitation…
Read full rule →Escondido
Significant RestrictionsEscondido bans "abusive solicitation": approaching within three feet, blocking someone's path, following a person who…
Read full rule →Glendale
Significant RestrictionsGlendale outlaws begging or soliciting money in an aggressive manner anywhere in public, and separately bans all…
Read full rule →Hawthorne
Significant RestrictionsHawthorne bans solicitation done in an aggressive or abusive manner anywhere in public, and separately bans soliciting…
Read full rule →Hemet
Significant RestrictionsHemet City Code §§ 53-12 and 53-13 make it unlawful to solicit, or panhandle, "in an aggressive manner" in any public…
Read full rule →Huntington Beach
Significant RestrictionsHuntington Beach bans asking, begging, or soliciting alms 'in an aggressive manner' in any public place or public way…
Read full rule →Indio
Significant RestrictionsIndio bars standing in any roadway to solicit a ride, employment, business, or contributions from vehicle occupants, or…
Read full rule →Lancaster
Significant RestrictionsLancaster prohibits soliciting, asking or begging in an "aggressive manner" anywhere in the city under Municipal Code…
Read full rule →Lodi
Significant RestrictionsLodi Municipal Code Chapter 9.15 makes it unlawful to solicit, ask, or beg in an aggressive manner anywhere in the…
Read full rule →Long Beach
Significant RestrictionsLong Beach doesn't ban panhandling outright: it bans coercive panhandling. Municipal Code § 9.35.010 makes it unlawful…
Read full rule →Los Angeles County
Significant RestrictionsLos Angeles County bans aggressive solicitation in every County-owned or -operated park, whether the park sits in…
Read full rule →Mendocino County
Significant RestrictionsMendocino County bans panhandling in an 'aggressive manner,' within 20 feet of a bank, ATM, supermarket or retail…
Read full rule →Menifee
Significant RestrictionsMenifee Municipal Code Section 11.08.040 makes it unlawful to solicit money in an 'aggressive manner' anywhere in the…
Read full rule →Merced
Significant RestrictionsMerced's Aggressive Solicitation chapter makes it an infraction to solicit donations after sunset or before sunrise…
Read full rule →Mission Viejo
Significant RestrictionsMission Viejo bans soliciting money or business "in an aggressive manner," defined to cover intimidating approaches…
Read full rule →Modesto
Significant RestrictionsModesto Code § 4-2.33 makes it unlawful to aggressively beg, intimidate, harass, or hound anyone on a street, sidewalk…
Read full rule →Monterey
Significant RestrictionsMonterey bans aggressive begging or soliciting anywhere in public, defining aggressive conduct to include blocking a…
Read full rule →Oceanside
Significant RestrictionsCoercing, threatening, hounding, harassing or intimidating someone while asking for money or goods on Oceanside…
Read full rule →Oxnard
Significant RestrictionsOxnard bans aggressively panhandling, intimidating, harassing or hounding anyone in a public place for money, and…
Read full rule →Palmdale
Significant RestrictionsPalmdale bans aggressive panhandling on all public property, including parks, City buildings, streets, sidewalks, and…
Read full rule →Perris
Significant RestrictionsPerris bans soliciting money or goods 'in an aggressive manner' anywhere the public has access, from sidewalks and…
Read full rule →Placer County
Significant RestrictionsPlacer County bans aggressive panhandling anywhere in an unincorporated public place, and layers on flat…
Read full rule →Pomona
Significant RestrictionsPomona bans aggressive panhandling citywide: approaching, touching, blocking a path, or persisting after being told no…
Read full rule →Rancho Cordova
Significant RestrictionsRancho Cordova bans panhandling outright at medians, near intersections, transit stops, ATMs, gas pumps and parking…
Read full rule →Rancho Cucamonga
Significant RestrictionsRancho Cucamonga bans "aggressive solicitation" anywhere in public under Municipal Code Section 9.31.010(C), covering…
Read full rule →Redding
Significant RestrictionsRedding Municipal Code § 10.19.020 makes it unlawful to solicit, ask or beg in an aggressive manner anywhere in the…
Read full rule →Riverside
Significant RestrictionsRiverside bans two different things under RMC §9.04.010: soliciting 'in an aggressive manner' anywhere in public, and…
Read full rule →Roseville
Significant RestrictionsRoseville bans panhandling, soliciting, asking or begging "in an aggressive manner" anywhere in public under Municipal…
Read full rule →Sacramento County
Significant RestrictionsSacramento County bans aggressive or intrusive solicitation in public and prohibits all panhandling near ATMs, banks…
Read full rule →Salinas
Significant RestrictionsSalinas bans aggressive panhandling citywide under Municipal Code Chapter 24A, prohibiting solicitation after sunset or…
Read full rule →San Bernardino
Significant RestrictionsChapter 9.60 bars aggressive solicitation anywhere in the city and bans all solicitation outright near banks and ATMs…
Read full rule →San Diego
Significant RestrictionsSan Diego bans aggressive solicitation citywide under SDMC Division 40: coercing, threatening, hounding, harassing, or…
Read full rule →San Francisco
Significant RestrictionsSan Francisco bans soliciting money in an aggressive manner citywide, plus soliciting within 20 feet of ATMs and…
Read full rule →Santa Ana
Significant RestrictionsSanta Ana bars aggressive or intrusive solicitation anywhere in public, plus any solicitation within 30 feet of a bank…
Read full rule →Santa Clara
Significant RestrictionsSanta Clara bans soliciting money, employment or business from vehicle occupants in any public street, sidewalk…
Read full rule →Santa Clara County
Significant RestrictionsThe county can designate no-solicitation zones where soliciting money, work, or business from vehicle occupants on the…
Read full rule →Santa Clarita
Significant RestrictionsSanta Clarita's Chapter 11.35 bars aggressive panhandling that intimidates or coerces a donation, and separately bans…
Read full rule →Santa Maria
Significant RestrictionsSanta Maria's Aggressive Solicitation Ordinance, adopted as Chapter 6-10, makes it unlawful and a public nuisance to…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa
Significant RestrictionsSanta Rosa Code Section 10-36.110 outlaws panhandling in an "aggressive manner," defined to include threatening…
Read full rule →Simi Valley
Significant RestrictionsSimi Valley Municipal Code Section 5-39.03 makes it unlawful to solicit money, goods, or services in an "aggressive…
Read full rule →Stockton
Significant RestrictionsStockton's Aggressive Solicitation Ordinance, Chapter 9.36, bans begging or soliciting money in a way that intimidates…
Read full rule →Temecula
Significant RestrictionsTemecula Municipal Code Section 9.65.050 bans soliciting money in an aggressive manner anywhere in a public place…
Read full rule →Turlock
Significant RestrictionsTurlock bans aggressive panhandling in public places: blocking someone's path, touching them, following after a…
Read full rule →Union City
Significant RestrictionsUnion City bans aggressive panhandling in any public place, including approaching within three feet, blocking someone's…
Read full rule →Vacaville
Significant RestrictionsVacaville Municipal Code Section 9.72.030 makes it unlawful to solicit money or anything of value "in an aggressive…
Read full rule →Ventura
Significant RestrictionsThe City of San Buenaventura bans soliciting, asking, or begging "in an aggressive manner" anywhere in public, and…
Read full rule →Victorville
Significant RestrictionsVictorville Municipal Code Section 13.26.020 bans begging or soliciting money 'in an aggressive manner' anywhere in the…
Read full rule →West Sacramento
Significant RestrictionsWest Sacramento bars soliciting in an aggressive manner anywhere in public, plus panhandling within 15 feet of banks or…
Read full rule →Westminster
Significant RestrictionsWestminster prohibits soliciting in an aggressive manner in any public place under Municipal Code Section 12.32.030…
Read full rule →Whittier
Significant RestrictionsWhittier Municipal Code Chapter 9.60 bans soliciting money or contributions from another person in an aggressive manner…
Read full rule →Yuba City
Significant RestrictionsYuba City bans aggressive or intrusive panhandling everywhere in the city and bans all panhandling outright at ATMs…
Read full rule →Anaheim
Some RestrictionsAnaheim bars asking, begging or soliciting alms in an aggressive manner anywhere open to the public, including…
Read full rule →Carlsbad
Some RestrictionsCarlsbad bars aggressive panhandling and solicitation in any public place once a law enforcement officer has issued a…
Read full rule →Chico
Some RestrictionsChico bans aggressive panhandling under Municipal Code Chapter 9.54: soliciting within three feet, blocking a person's…
Read full rule →Clovis
Some RestrictionsClovis Municipal Code Section 5.25.02 bans door-to-door solicitation carried out in an aggressive or abusive manner…
Read full rule →Eastvale
Some RestrictionsEastvale bans solicitation done in an 'aggressive manner' anywhere in the city under Municipal Code Section 8.19.050…
Read full rule →El Monte
Some RestrictionsEl Monte Municipal Code Section 9.04.050 bans aggressive panhandling on any public or private street or place open to…
Read full rule →Fairfield
Some RestrictionsFairfield bans "aggressive" solicitation everywhere open to the public and separately bars all solicitation within 15…
Read full rule →Fontana
Some RestrictionsFontana bans "aggressively" begging in any public place under the same pedestrian interference statute that governs…
Read full rule →Fullerton
Some RestrictionsFullerton bars accosting anyone in a public place to beg or solicit alms or payment for an unrequested token service…
Read full rule →Hayward
Some RestrictionsHayward bans aggressive solicitation citywide under the Aggressive Solicitation Ordinance and bars all panhandling…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsLakewood Municipal Code Section 4239 does not ban asking for money in public outright; it bans solicitation within 25…
Read full rule →Los Angeles
Some RestrictionsLAMC § 41.59 prohibits soliciting, asking, or begging in an aggressive manner in any public place, and separately bans…
Read full rule →Mountain View
Some RestrictionsMountain View makes it an infraction to solicit anyone entering or exiting a vehicle in a way that impedes their…
Read full rule →Orange
Some RestrictionsOrange bans aggressive panhandling under Municipal Code Section 9.34.020, making it unlawful to intentionally coerce…
Read full rule →Redlands
Some RestrictionsRedlands bans aggressive panhandling in any public place under City Code Chapter 9.10, adopted by Ordinance 2747 in…
Read full rule →San Clemente
Some RestrictionsSan Clemente bans aggressive solicitation anywhere in public: approaching or following someone in a way likely to make…
Read full rule →Thousand Oaks
Some RestrictionsThousand Oaks doesn't ban panhandling outright, but it criminalizes 'aggressive' begging: touching someone, blocking…
Read full rule →Tracy
Some RestrictionsTracy makes aggressive panhandling a misdemeanor under TMC 4.12.1220, defined by seven specific behaviors in Section…
Read full rule →Vista
Some RestrictionsVista Municipal Code Chapter 9.26 makes it unlawful to harass or impede anyone on streets, sidewalks, parks or other…
Read full rule →Public Urination
LAMC §41.47.2 prohibits urinating or defecating in public, including the citation amount, exemptions for medical conditions, and where to find restroom alternatives.
Bellflower
Heavy RestrictionsBellflower makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on public streets, parks, parking lots, or other public places, or…
Read full rule →Buena Park
Heavy RestrictionsBuena Park Municipal Code § 8.36.070 flatly bans urinating or defecating in any public place, on any public street…
Read full rule →Camarillo
Heavy RestrictionsCamarillo bans urinating or defecating anywhere in public except inside an enclosed bathroom or restroom. Section…
Read full rule →Carlsbad
Heavy RestrictionsCarlsbad makes it a misdemeanor, not just an infraction, to urinate or defecate in any street, sidewalk, alley, plaza…
Read full rule →Ceres
Heavy RestrictionsCeres prohibits urinating or defecating in any public place, accessible parking lot, or waterway citywide, with…
Read full rule →Chico
Heavy RestrictionsChico makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate anywhere in public - on any street, lot, or spot exposed to view…
Read full rule →Compton
Heavy RestrictionsCompton makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on any public street, sidewalk, alley, park, recreation area, public…
Read full rule →Corona
Heavy RestrictionsRelieving yourself anywhere the public can see is an infraction in Corona. Section 9.25.010 bans urinating or…
Read full rule →Costa Mesa
Heavy RestrictionsCosta Mesa Municipal Code section 11-4 makes it unlawful to urinate, defecate or dispose of human waste on private…
Read full rule →Downey
Heavy RestrictionsDowney Municipal Code Section 4115 makes it unlawful and a public nuisance to urinate or defecate anywhere in the city…
Read full rule →El Cajon
Heavy RestrictionsEl Cajon bans eliminating human waste on any street, sidewalk, alley, plaza, park, public building, or other place open…
Read full rule →El Dorado County
Heavy RestrictionsUnincorporated El Dorado County makes it an infraction to urinate or defecate in public. Section 9.08.070 only requires…
Read full rule →Elk Grove
Heavy RestrictionsElk Grove makes it a misdemeanor to urinate or defecate anywhere other than a restroom if the act happens in a public…
Read full rule →Folsom
Heavy RestrictionsFolsom bans urinating or defecating anywhere in public view, including someone else's private property without consent…
Read full rule →Fresno
Heavy RestrictionsFresno makes it 'unlawful and a public nuisance to urinate or defecate in public' under FMC Sec. 10-1702(c), which…
Read full rule →Fresno County
Heavy RestrictionsFresno County makes it a misdemeanor to urinate or defecate on public property that is not a designated restroom…
Read full rule →Garden Grove
Heavy RestrictionsGarden Grove Municipal Code Section 6.36.010 makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on any public street, sidewalk…
Read full rule →Glendale
Heavy RestrictionsDepositing human urine or feces anywhere in public view in Glendale, other than in a toilet, is at minimum an…
Read full rule →Hawthorne
Heavy RestrictionsHawthorne makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on any street, sidewalk, alley, plaza, park, public building, or any…
Read full rule →Huntington Beach
Heavy RestrictionsHuntington Beach makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on any public street, sidewalk, alley or park, or on private…
Read full rule →Irvine
Heavy RestrictionsIrvine bans urinating, defecating or disposing of human waste anywhere exposed to public view or on any public street…
Read full rule →Livermore
Heavy RestrictionsLivermore Municipal Code Section 9.30.010 makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate in public anywhere in the City…
Read full rule →Lodi
Heavy RestrictionsLodi Municipal Code Section 9.04.030 makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on any street, alley, plaza, park, public…
Read full rule →Long Beach
Heavy RestrictionsLong Beach makes it a misdemeanor to urinate or defecate in any public place other than a regularly provided toilet…
Read full rule →Menifee
Heavy RestrictionsMenifee's unruly conduct ordinance, Municipal Code Section 11.07.020, makes public urination and public defecation a…
Read full rule →Merced
Heavy RestrictionsMerced Municipal Code Section 9.16.020 makes it a misdemeanor to urinate or defecate on any street, sidewalk, parkway…
Read full rule →Monterey
Heavy RestrictionsMonterey City Code § 22-15 makes it a criminal offense for anyone over age ten to urinate or defecate in any public…
Read full rule →Moorpark
Heavy RestrictionsMoorpark makes it unlawful to urinate, defecate or dispose of human bodily waste in any public or private place unless…
Read full rule →Ontario
Heavy RestrictionsOntario Municipal Code Sec. 5-23.06 bans urinating, defecating, or dumping fecal matter on public or private property…
Read full rule →Oxnard
Heavy RestrictionsOxnard bans urinating or defecating on any street, sidewalk, parkway, alley, or other place exposed to public view…
Read full rule →Palmdale
Heavy RestrictionsUrinating or defecating anywhere in Palmdale other than a restroom is illegal under PMC § 9.11.010, whether in a public…
Read full rule →Pasadena
Heavy RestrictionsPasadena makes it a misdemeanor to urinate or defecate on any street, sidewalk, alley, plaza, park, public building or…
Read full rule →Placer County
Heavy RestrictionsPlacer County makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate anywhere in an unincorporated public place other than a proper…
Read full rule →Pomona
Heavy RestrictionsPomona treats relieving yourself outdoors as a code violation, not just bad manners. City Code Section 34-5 makes it…
Read full rule →Rancho Cordova
Heavy RestrictionsRCMC § 9.78.010 makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate anywhere in Rancho Cordova other than a restroom if the act…
Read full rule →Redwood City
Heavy RestrictionsRedwood City makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate in a public place, or any area of a public place, except into a…
Read full rule →Riverside
Heavy RestrictionsRMC § 9.04.400(E) makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate in public anywhere in Riverside, except in a urinal, toilet…
Read full rule →Roseville
Heavy RestrictionsRoseville bans urinating or defecating in any public place, any spot exposed to public view, or on the ground of any…
Read full rule →Sacramento
Heavy RestrictionsSacramento flatly bans urinating or defecating anywhere in public other than a restroom: the ordinance also reaches…
Read full rule →Sacramento County
Heavy RestrictionsSacramento County Code § 9.78.010 makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate in a public place other than a restroom, in…
Read full rule →Salinas
Heavy RestrictionsSalinas Municipal Code Section 21-26 makes it unlawful to urinate, defecate ("stool" in the code's own wording), or…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Heavy RestrictionsSan Marcos Municipal Code § 10.42.030(b) makes it unlawful, and a declared public nuisance, to urinate or defecate in a…
Read full rule →Santa Ana
Heavy RestrictionsSanta Ana makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on private property in view of the public, or on any public street…
Read full rule →Santa Barbara County
Heavy RestrictionsSanta Barbara County makes it a misdemeanor to urinate or defecate on any street, sidewalk, alley, plaza, park, beach…
Read full rule →Simi Valley
Heavy RestrictionsSimi Valley bans urinating or defecating on any street, sidewalk, parking lot, park or other public area, or anywhere…
Read full rule →Thousand Oaks
Heavy RestrictionsThousand Oaks flatly bans urinating or defecating in any public place, allowing only a urinal, toilet or commode inside…
Read full rule →Tracy
Heavy RestrictionsUrinating or defecating anywhere in a Tracy city park, public area, or recreation facility outside a proper restroom…
Read full rule →Upland
Heavy RestrictionsMunicipal Code Section 9.04.070 makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on private property visible to the public, or…
Read full rule →Vista
Heavy RestrictionsVista Municipal Code Section 8.50.010 makes it a misdemeanor to urinate or defecate on any street, sidewalk, alley…
Read full rule →West Covina
Heavy RestrictionsWest Covina makes it an infraction to urinate or defecate anywhere other than a proper restroom fixture, whether on…
Read full rule →Whittier
Heavy RestrictionsWhittier makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate anywhere in public view, on any street, ground, building or standing…
Read full rule →Cupertino
Significant RestrictionsCupertino Municipal Code § 10.30.020 makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate anywhere in public, in any place exposed…
Read full rule →Davis
Significant RestrictionsDavis makes it an infraction to urinate or defecate anywhere in public other than inside an enclosed restroom, bathroom…
Read full rule →Inglewood
Significant RestrictionsInglewood bans urinating or defecating in any street, sidewalk, parkway, playground, public place, or any place open to…
Read full rule →Marin County
Significant RestrictionsMarin County Open Space District Code section 02.02.110 bars urinating or defecating within fifty feet of any entrance…
Read full rule →Orange
Significant RestrictionsOrange Municipal Code Section 9.08.010 makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on private property visible to the…
Read full rule →Rohnert Park
Significant RestrictionsRohnert Park makes it unlawful for anyone over ten to willfully urinate or defecate in a public place or a place…
Read full rule →San Diego
Significant RestrictionsSan Diego prohibits urinating or defecating on streets, sidewalks, parks, beaches, or any place open to public view…
Read full rule →San Luis Obispo County
Significant RestrictionsSan Luis Obispo County Code Sec. 11.04.030(f) makes it unlawful for anyone over age ten to urinate or defecate into…
Read full rule →Alhambra
Some RestrictionsAlhambra Municipal Code § 6.26.030(C)(4) declares it a public nuisance for any real property or building to be used by…
Read full rule →Anaheim
Some RestrictionsAnaheim makes it a misdemeanor to urinate, defecate or dispose of human waste in any public place or place open to…
Read full rule →Baldwin Park
Some RestrictionsBaldwin Park bans urinating or defecating on public or private property outside a proper restroom fixture. Section…
Read full rule →Berkeley
Some RestrictionsBMC 13.36.085 bans urinating or defecating in any public place, anywhere open to public view, or on private property…
Read full rule →Brentwood
Some RestrictionsBrentwood makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate outside a restroom in any public area, in view of the public, or on…
Read full rule →Chino
Some RestrictionsChino Municipal Code §§ 9.26.020 and 9.26.030 make it unlawful to urinate or defecate anywhere in the city except in a…
Read full rule →Chino Hills
Some RestrictionsChino Hills bars anyone from urinating, defecating, washing dishes, or dumping waste liquids, garbage, or refuse in any…
Read full rule →Clovis
Some RestrictionsClovis Municipal Code § 5.27.506 makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate in any public place, or on private property…
Read full rule →Eastvale
Some RestrictionsEastvale prohibits urinating or defecating anywhere in public unless using an enclosed restroom fixture, under…
Read full rule →Escondido
Some RestrictionsEscondido makes it an infraction to urinate or defecate in any public place, or in a private place open to public view…
Read full rule →Fontana
Some RestrictionsFontana bans urinating, defecating, or dumping fecal matter anywhere exposed to public view, on public or private…
Read full rule →Fremont
Some RestrictionsFremont bans depositing human urine or feces on public property or on private property that is open to the public or…
Read full rule →Fullerton
Some RestrictionsFullerton makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate in a public place, a place open to public view, or private property…
Read full rule →Hemet
Some RestrictionsHemet City Code § 53-7 makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate in a public place, or on private property in an area…
Read full rule →Indio
Some RestrictionsIndio makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on private property in public view, or on any public street, sidewalk…
Read full rule →Los Angeles
Some RestrictionsLAMC § 41.47.2 prohibits urinating or defecating on any public street, sidewalk, alley, plaza, beach, park, or other…
Read full rule →Mission Viejo
Some RestrictionsMission Viejo Municipal Code § 11.21.050 bans urinating or defecating on private property visible to the public, or on…
Read full rule →Monterey County
Some RestrictionsIt is unlawful in unincorporated Monterey County for anyone over age ten to willfully and knowingly urinate or defecate…
Read full rule →Newport Beach
Some RestrictionsNewport Beach makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on private property visible to the public, or on any public…
Read full rule →Oceanside
Some RestrictionsOceanside bans urinating or defecating on any street, sidewalk, alley, park, bench or other publicly maintained…
Read full rule →Orange County
Some RestrictionsOrange County Codified Ordinances section 3-4-17 makes it unlawful to urinate, defecate or dispose of human waste…
Read full rule →Petaluma
Some RestrictionsPetaluma Municipal Code section 10.16.020 makes it unlawful for anyone over the age of ten to willfully urinate or…
Read full rule →Pleasanton
Some RestrictionsPleasanton bans urinating or defecating in any street, alley, plaza, park, public building, publicly maintained…
Read full rule →Rancho Cucamonga
Some RestrictionsRancho Cucamonga bans urinating or defecating anywhere in public view, including streets, sidewalks, parks, and public…
Read full rule →Redding
Some RestrictionsIt is unlawful in Redding to urinate or defecate on any public or private road, exposed private property, or public…
Read full rule →Redlands
Some RestrictionsRedlands makes it a crime to urinate or defecate in public under City Code section 9.16.040, adopted by Ordinance 2683…
Read full rule →Riverside County
Some RestrictionsRiverside County bans urinating or defecating anywhere but a restroom inside county and regional parks and open-space…
Read full rule →San Bernardino
Some RestrictionsSan Bernardino bans urinating or defecating in any public park, street, alley, highway or other public place, or…
Read full rule →San Clemente
Some RestrictionsSan Clemente makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate on private property in view of the public, or on any public…
Read full rule →San Francisco
Some RestrictionsSan Francisco bans depositing human urine or feces on any public or private property citywide, punishable by a $50 to…
Read full rule →San Jose
Some RestrictionsSan Jose bans urinating or defecating in public anywhere outside an enclosed bathroom, restroom or similar structure…
Read full rule →Santa Clara
Some RestrictionsSanta Clara makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate anywhere on a street or in a public place except at a lavatory…
Read full rule →Santa Clara County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Santa Clara County bars urinating or defecating anywhere in a County Park except in an enclosed restroom…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa
Some RestrictionsSanta Rosa makes it a crime for anyone over age 10 to urinate or defecate in a public place or anywhere exposed to…
Read full rule →Sonoma
Some RestrictionsUrinating, expectorating or defecating on public property, or on private property open to the public or visible from…
Read full rule →Sonoma County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Sonoma County bans urinating, defecating, or exposing yourself to do so in any public place or place…
Read full rule →Temecula
Some RestrictionsTemecula Municipal Code Section 9.70.070 bans urinating or defecating on private property in public view or on any…
Read full rule →Truckee
Some RestrictionsTruckee makes it an infraction to urinate or defecate anywhere on public or private property outside an actual sanitary…
Read full rule →Ventura
Some RestrictionsCity of San Buenaventura Municipal Code § 10.200.050 makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate in any public place…
Read full rule →Victorville
Some RestrictionsVictorville Municipal Code Section 13.02.155 makes it a misdemeanor to urinate or defecate in any public park, street…
Read full rule →Westminster
Some RestrictionsWestminster makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate in any public place, any place open to public view, or on private…
Read full rule →Yuba City
Some RestrictionsYuba City makes it a code violation to urinate or defecate in any public place, or on private property, at a spot not…
Read full rule →Yuba County
Some RestrictionsIn any Yuba County or Olivehurst Public Utility District park or recreation area, it is unlawful to urinate, defecate…
Read full rule →Skateboarding Rules
LAMC §56.15 and §63.44 limits on skateboarding on sidewalks, in parks, and in commercial corridors, including helmet requirements and skate-park designations.
San Diego County
Heavy RestrictionsUnincorporated San Diego County bans riding or propelling a skateboard on public streets, sidewalks, alleys and plazas…
Read full rule →Alameda
Significant RestrictionsAlameda Municipal Code Sec. 8-26.1 makes it unlawful to ride a skateboard, roller skates, coaster or similar toy…
Read full rule →Alameda County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Alameda County bans skateboarding on roadways at unsafe speeds, on divided highways, near intersections…
Read full rule →Alhambra
Significant RestrictionsAlhambra bans roller skating and skateboarding on any roadway and on sidewalks within the city's business districts…
Read full rule →Anaheim
Significant RestrictionsAnaheim bans skateboarding, coasting, and non-motorized scootering on any roadway citywide, and separately bans it on…
Read full rule →Bakersfield
Significant RestrictionsBakersfield Municipal Code § 10.52.010 bans riding a skateboard, bicycle, inline skates, or similar wheeled device on…
Read full rule →Baldwin Park
Significant RestrictionsSkateboards are banned outright inside Baldwin Park's public parks except in a designated skate park, and citywide the…
Read full rule →Bellflower
Significant RestrictionsBellflower bans skateboarding, roller skating, and bicycling on posted sidewalks in the Town Center Overlay, City Hall…
Read full rule →Brentwood
Significant RestrictionsBrentwood bans skateboarding, bicycling, and roller skating on named downtown sidewalks under Municipal Code Section…
Read full rule →Buena Park
Significant RestrictionsBuena Park bans skateboarding, in-line skating, and similar wheeled devices on any publicly owned property where the…
Read full rule →Carlsbad
Significant RestrictionsCarlsbad bans skateboards, inline skates, and similar wheeled devices in commercial zones once the property owner posts…
Read full rule →Carson
Significant RestrictionsSkateboarding and in-line skating in Carson's parks are confined to the fenced skate facility at Veteran's Park, where…
Read full rule →Chico
Significant RestrictionsChico bans skateboards, roller skates, and scooters, defined as 'coasting devices', from most public streets, downtown…
Read full rule →Chula Vista
Significant RestrictionsChula Vista bans skateboarding, roller-skating, and similar toy-vehicle use on streets, sidewalks, and public property…
Read full rule →Contra Costa County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Contra Costa County bans skateboards, coasters and toy vehicles from highways, roadways, sidewalks and…
Read full rule →Corona
Significant RestrictionsCorona bans skateboard riding on business-district sidewalks, in city parking lots and structures, and anywhere between…
Read full rule →Davis
Significant RestrictionsDavis lets private property owners post signs banning skateboards on publicly used private property, bans skateboarding…
Read full rule →Dublin
Significant RestrictionsDublin, California (Alameda County) bans skateboarding outright on the streets and sidewalks of any business district…
Read full rule →El Cajon
Significant RestrictionsEl Cajon bans skateboarding on public sidewalks, streets and alleys along two specific corridors, Main Street between…
Read full rule →Fresno
Significant RestrictionsFresno Municipal Code § 14-1805 bans roller skating, skateboarding, and any metal-tread-wheel device on streets the…
Read full rule →Fullerton
Significant RestrictionsSkateboarding is banned outright on Fullerton's Central Business District streets, sidewalks, parking lots and other…
Read full rule →Garden Grove
Significant RestrictionsSkateboarding is unlawful on Garden Grove park property unless it happens inside a designated public skate park…
Read full rule →Glendale
Significant RestrictionsGlendale bans skateboards, roller skates, scooters and similar coasting devices on any public roadway, alley or…
Read full rule →Hemet
Significant RestrictionsHemet bans skateboarding in all public places, including sidewalks, streets, parks and any property used for business…
Read full rule →Hercules
Significant RestrictionsHercules bans skateboards, roller skates and toy vehicles from any city street or sidewalk fronting commercial-zoned…
Read full rule →Huntington Beach
Significant RestrictionsSkateboards, rollerblades, and roller skates are banned outright in any business district under Municipal Code Section…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Significant RestrictionsLakewood Municipal Code Section 4220.1 bars skateboarding, along with bicycles, motorcycles and other vehicles, inside…
Read full rule →Lancaster
Significant RestrictionsLancaster bans skateboarding outright on any road within or next to commercially zoned property under Section…
Read full rule →Livermore
Significant RestrictionsLivermore Municipal Code Section 10.36.020 bars skateboarding on any street, sidewalk, or other public place within a…
Read full rule →Long Beach
Significant RestrictionsLong Beach bans skateboarding on any street, alley or sidewalk the City Council has designated and signed as a…
Read full rule →Los Banos
Significant RestrictionsLos Banos treats skateboards and similar personal transportation devices as pedestrians on public streets under Section…
Read full rule →Merced
Significant RestrictionsMerced bans skateboards, roller blades, roller skates and other coaster devices from streets, sidewalks and parking…
Read full rule →Modesto
Significant RestrictionsModesto bans skateboarding, roller skating and similar coasting devices on any roadway, City-owned parking lot or…
Read full rule →Murrieta
Significant RestrictionsMurrieta bans skateboards, rollerblades and roller skates on any public roadway, alley or sidewalk in commercial…
Read full rule →Norwalk
Significant RestrictionsNorwalk bans skateboards, push-scooters and motor-driven scooters on any public or private commercial/industrial…
Read full rule →Oakland
Significant RestrictionsOakland bans skateboards, roller skates and coasters from every roadway and crosswalk citywide, and from sidewalks…
Read full rule →Oceanside
Significant RestrictionsOceanside bans skateboards, scooters, coasters and roller skates on roadways, the Municipal Pier, commercial sidewalks…
Read full rule →Orange
Significant RestrictionsOrange bans skating or riding a skateboard in any public roadway and in any business district citywide under Section…
Read full rule →Pacifica
Significant RestrictionsIn the City of Pacifica, skateboards, roller skates, mopeds, and bicycles cannot be ridden on a sidewalk in any…
Read full rule →Palm Springs
Significant RestrictionsPalm Springs bans skateboards, scooters, roller skates and similar devices on any open roadway, and on sidewalks or…
Read full rule →Petaluma
Significant RestrictionsPetaluma bans skateboarding on public streets, sidewalks, parks and publicly owned buildings unless the rider follows…
Read full rule →Pomona
Significant RestrictionsPomona City Code Article VII, Secs. 58-601 through 58-612, bans skateboards, roller skates and inline skates on…
Read full rule →Rancho Cordova
Significant RestrictionsAny property owner in Rancho Cordova, public or private, can ban skateboards, roller skates, in-line skates and roller…
Read full rule →Rancho Cucamonga
Significant RestrictionsRiding a skateboard, scooter or other wheeled recreational device on a Rancho Cucamonga roadway is unlawful under…
Read full rule →Redlands
Significant RestrictionsRedlands bans skateboarding, roller skating and bicycling on any sidewalk within a business district, and bans all…
Read full rule →Redondo Beach
Significant RestrictionsSkateboards are banned outright on the traveled way of every public street and alley in Redondo Beach, and riding or…
Read full rule →Redwood City
Significant RestrictionsRedwood City bans riding a skateboard, bicycle, scooter, or in-line skates anywhere in Courthouse Square under City…
Read full rule →Rialto
Significant RestrictionsRialto bans riding a skateboard, roller blades or roller skates on any sidewalk in its downtown commercial district…
Read full rule →Riverside
Significant RestrictionsRiverside Municipal Code § 9.04.290 makes it unlawful to ride a bicycle, scooter, roller skates, skateboard, or similar…
Read full rule →Riverside County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Riverside County bans skateboards and rollerblades on public property posted as no-skate zones and on…
Read full rule →Rohnert Park
Significant RestrictionsRohnert Park Municipal Code Chapter 10.70 lets the city council designate specific city-owned properties, other than…
Read full rule →Sacramento
Significant RestrictionsRiding a skateboard, roller skates, or any other wheeled device on Sacramento's downtown pedestrian malls, the K Street…
Read full rule →Salinas
Significant RestrictionsSalinas Municipal Code Section 21-55 bans riding roller blades, roller skates, skateboards, or similar coasting devices…
Read full rule →San Bernardino
Significant RestrictionsRiding a skateboard, roller skates or similar coaster device on a business-district sidewalk, or on any public roadway…
Read full rule →San Clemente
Significant RestrictionsSan Clemente bans skateboarding outright on the streets and sidewalks of the Avenida del Mar business core and around…
Read full rule →San Diego
Significant RestrictionsSan Diego bars skateboards, coasters, and roller skates from open roadways and from sidewalks or plazas in business…
Read full rule →San Joaquin County
Significant RestrictionsSkateboards, roller skates, and scooters are banned in county parks unless the Park Administrator gives prior approval…
Read full rule →San Jose
Significant RestrictionsSkateboarding is banned on nearly all city-owned property outside designated skate parks, plus two mapped zones…
Read full rule →San Leandro
Significant RestrictionsSan Leandro bans skateboards, rollerskates, coasters, and similar toy vehicles on highways, sidewalks, roadways, and…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Significant RestrictionsSan Marcos bans roller devices, including skateboards, on any public street, parking lot, structure, sidewalk or…
Read full rule →Santa Barbara County
Significant RestrictionsRiding a skateboard is unlawful on three named unincorporated roads, San Marcos Road, Painted Cave Road and Gibraltar…
Read full rule →Santa Clara County
Significant RestrictionsRiding or propelling a skateboard on any unincorporated Santa Clara County highway is unlawful under the county's…
Read full rule →Santa Maria
Significant RestrictionsSkateboards, roller skates and toy vehicles are banned from every roadway and from any public sidewalk serving a…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa
Significant RestrictionsSanta Rosa bans skateboarding, roller skates, and in-line skates on public streets, sidewalks, and alleys in the…
Read full rule →Shasta County
Significant RestrictionsShasta County bans riding a bicycle, skateboard, scooter, or in-line skate on the parking surfaces, driveways…
Read full rule →Sunnyvale
Significant RestrictionsRiding a skateboard on the roadway portion of any Sunnyvale street is unlawful citywide under Municipal Code Section…
Read full rule →Turlock
Significant RestrictionsTurlock bans skateboards, rollerskates, and coasters at listed city facilities and within the sign-posted Parking…
Read full rule →Upland
Significant RestrictionsRiding a skateboard, roller skates or a coaster on any Upland roadway is an infraction under Municipal Code §…
Read full rule →Vacaville
Significant RestrictionsVacaville bans skateboards, roller skates and other non-motorized wheeled devices from public parks, community centers…
Read full rule →Ventura
Significant RestrictionsIn the City of Ventura, Municipal Code Section 16.350.040 makes it unlawful to ride a skateboard, roller skates…
Read full rule →Victorville
Significant RestrictionsVictorville bans skateboards and other wheeled recreational devices on any parking lot, public or private, and on…
Read full rule →Vista
Significant RestrictionsVista bans skateboarding, roller-blading and roller-skating throughout the Central Business District and on any posted…
Read full rule →West Covina
Significant RestrictionsWest Covina bans riding a skateboard, roller skates, coaster or scooter on any street or road, and on business-district…
Read full rule →Whittier
Significant RestrictionsWhittier bans skateboarding outright in the Uptown Whittier district, the Civic Center district, public parks and on…
Read full rule →Yolo County
Significant RestrictionsRiding a skateboard, roller skates, or rollerblades on any property where a County-owned, occupied, or maintained…
Read full rule →Antioch
Some RestrictionsAntioch Municipal Code § 10-2.15 requires a helmet, elbow pads and knee pads to ride a skateboard in any city-owned…
Read full rule →Apple Valley
Some RestrictionsApple Valley bans skateboarding, in-line skating and roller skating anywhere in a Town park where it could damage…
Read full rule →Berkeley
Some RestrictionsBerkeley regulates where and how skateboards may be ridden under Municipal Code Section 14.32.060: no age limit…
Read full rule →Calaveras County
Some RestrictionsCalaveras County bans riding skateboards, rollerskates or similar devices on public highways, sidewalks or parking lots…
Read full rule →Ceres
Some RestrictionsCeres lets the City Council ban skateboards, scooters and roller skates from any street, sidewalk or public lot by…
Read full rule →Chino
Some RestrictionsChino bars skateboarding and roller-skating on any public ground, lot, or structure, and on private business-district…
Read full rule →Chino Hills
Some RestrictionsChino Hills bans rollerblading, skateboarding, roller-skating, and scootering wherever the City Council has designated…
Read full rule →Clovis
Some RestrictionsClovis bars roller skates, skateboards, and coasters from every roadway citywide and from sidewalks within the business…
Read full rule →Compton
Some RestrictionsCompton bans riding bicycles, skateboards, and roller-skates in any City-owned parking lot or structure, and singles…
Read full rule →Costa Mesa
Some RestrictionsCosta Mesa confines lawful skateboarding and roller skating to designated skate parks under Article 2 of Title 12…
Read full rule →Downey
Some RestrictionsDowney bans roller skates, skateboards, coasters, and similar toy vehicles from any roadway or from sidewalks within a…
Read full rule →Eastvale
Some RestrictionsEastvale lets the city council designate specific public streets, sidewalks, or facilities as no-skateboarding zones…
Read full rule →El Dorado County
Some RestrictionsEl Dorado County makes it unlawful to ride a skateboard, roller skate or roller blade on private property without the…
Read full rule →El Monte
Some RestrictionsEl Monte bans skateboarding on public sidewalks within its business district under Section 10.32.030, and separately…
Read full rule →Escondido
Some RestrictionsEscondido treats skateboards as 'nonmotorized vehicles' and bans riding them on any sidewalk, public roadway, or…
Read full rule →Fairfield
Some RestrictionsFairfield bars skateboarding on the Texas Street sidewalk between Pennsylvania Avenue and Jefferson Street from 10 a.m…
Read full rule →Folsom
Some RestrictionsFolsom Municipal Code Chapter 10.25 lets skateboards, in-line skates and roller skates use public roadways, sidewalks…
Read full rule →Fontana
Some RestrictionsFontana bans skateboards and roller skates from sidewalks in business districts and bars them from business-district…
Read full rule →Fremont
Some RestrictionsFremont lets any property owner, public or private, ban skateboards, in-line skates, and roller skates on their land…
Read full rule →Hanford
Some RestrictionsHanford bans skateboards, scooters, and skates on any street or alley with an adjacent sidewalk, within 20 feet of an…
Read full rule →Hawthorne
Some RestrictionsHawthorne treats skateboards, roller skates, hoverboards and BMX bikes as transportation, not play equipment: riders…
Read full rule →Hesperia
Some RestrictionsHesperia bans skateboarding, roller skating, and similar wheeled devices on posted public or commercial/industrial…
Read full rule →Inglewood
Some RestrictionsInglewood Municipal Code Sec. 3-22 bars riding a skateboard, bicycle, or any electric or motorized device on a…
Read full rule →Irvine
Some RestrictionsRiding a skateboard unsafely on any Irvine street, sidewalk, bike path, trail or park is unlawful under Municipal Code…
Read full rule →Lake County
Some RestrictionsRiding a skateboard, bike, scooter or inline skates is banned on specific county properties under Code Sec. 15-44…
Read full rule →Lodi
Some RestrictionsLodi does not ban skateboarding citywide; instead it lets the public works director post specific city-owned sites and…
Read full rule →Los Angeles County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Los Angeles County, skateboarding is banned on any county road, street, highway, lane, or alley with…
Read full rule →Madera
Some RestrictionsMadera bans skateboards, in-line skates, roller skates and scooters on any street with a parallel sidewalk, confines…
Read full rule →Marin County
Some RestrictionsMarin County limits skateboarding to one designated venue: the McInnis Park skatepark, reserved for skateboards…
Read full rule →Mendocino County
Some RestrictionsSkateboards are banned on sidewalks in business districts from 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., reflective clothing is required…
Read full rule →Menifee
Some RestrictionsMenifee Code of Ordinances Section 13.01.090 bars reckless skateboarding, biking or wheeled riding in city parks and…
Read full rule →Mission Viejo
Some RestrictionsMission Viejo lets the city council designate specific public or private properties as posted "No Skateboarding…
Read full rule →Monterey
Some RestrictionsMonterey bans skateboards, roller skates and bicycles in any area the City Council posts with signage under § 22-12…
Read full rule →Monterey County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Monterey County, riding a skateboard is banned outright on the east side of Mercurio Road's drainage…
Read full rule →Moorpark
Some RestrictionsMoorpark bans skateboards, scooters, and roller or in-line skates on any public street, sidewalk, trail, or other city…
Read full rule →Moreno Valley
Some RestrictionsMoreno Valley regulates skateboarding through its designated skate parks rather than a citywide street ban. Section…
Read full rule →Mountain View
Some RestrictionsCity Code Sec. 19.53 lets skateboarders use Mountain View sidewalks if they exercise due care and yield to pedestrians…
Read full rule →Newport Beach
Some RestrictionsNewport Beach bans skateboarding outright on any public pier under § 12.57.022, and lets the City Council prohibit it…
Read full rule →Orange County
Some RestrictionsRiding a skateboard on the roadway of any county highway is illegal in unincorporated Orange County, except on…
Read full rule →Oxnard
Some RestrictionsOxnard bans skateboarding, bicycling, roller skating, inline skating, or razor-scooter riding in any public parking…
Read full rule →Palmdale
Some RestrictionsPalmdale bars skateboarding or roller skating in public transportation lots, buildings and facilities, and bars…
Read full rule →Pasadena
Some RestrictionsPasadena Municipal Code Chapter 10.61 lets the police chief regulate or ban skateboards, roller skates, scooters and…
Read full rule →Perris
Some RestrictionsSkateboarding is confined to designated areas in Perris parks and recreation facilities under Municipal Code §…
Read full rule →Placer County
Some RestrictionsPlacer County bans riding a skateboard, roller skate or in-line skate on any sidewalk or street if it interferes with…
Read full rule →Pleasanton
Some RestrictionsChapter 11.54 lets Pleasanton post signs closing public and quasi-public property to skateboards, roller skates and…
Read full rule →Redding
Some RestrictionsRedding Municipal Code Section 13.12.070 bans bicycling, roller skating, and skateboarding in any public area that is…
Read full rule →Ridgecrest
Some RestrictionsRidgecrest bars racing, trick riding, and figure-eight patterns on skateboards, roller skates, or bicycles in posted…
Read full rule →Roseville
Some RestrictionsSkateboards, roller skates and in-line skates can't be ridden on a Roseville sidewalk or street in a way that…
Read full rule →Sacramento County
Some RestrictionsSacramento County lets property owners ban skateboards, roller skates, in-line skates, and roller skis on private or…
Read full rule →San Bernardino County
Some RestrictionsSan Bernardino County restricts skateboarding at its Regional Parks skate facilities to posted hours and requires…
Read full rule →San Francisco
Some RestrictionsAnyone riding a skateboard at a skateboard facility owned or operated by the City and County of San Francisco must wear…
Read full rule →San Rafael
Some RestrictionsSan Rafael bans skateboarding, roller skating, bicycling and e-mobility devices on sidewalks and streets wherever the…
Read full rule →San Ramon
Some RestrictionsSan Ramon bans rollerskating, bicycling and skateboarding on grassy areas, paths or walkways posted for pedestrian use…
Read full rule →Santa Ana
Some RestrictionsSanta Ana's traffic code bars skateboards from any roadway or bicycle lane and prohibits riding one on a sidewalk…
Read full rule →Santa Clara
Some RestrictionsSanta Clara bans skateboards, roller skates, scooters and coasters from roadways and sidewalks in any zoning district…
Read full rule →Santa Clarita
Some RestrictionsSanta Clarita prohibits skateboarding on any City road, street, lane or alley with a grade over three percent, and caps…
Read full rule →Santa Cruz County
Some RestrictionsSanta Cruz County bans skateboards, roller skates, and similar wheeled devices from specific public and posted private…
Read full rule →Simi Valley
Some RestrictionsRiders under 18 must wear a fitted, fastened safety helmet meeting Consumer Product Safety Commission bicycle-helmet…
Read full rule →Solano County
Some RestrictionsSkateboards, scooters, roller skates, and bicycles are banned on any Solano County property that has been designated…
Read full rule →Sonoma
Some RestrictionsThe City of Sonoma allows skateboarding on public sidewalks and paths under Sonoma Municipal Code Section 10.74.010…
Read full rule →Sonoma County
Some RestrictionsSkateboarders and in-line skaters at the county's designated skate park facility must wear a helmet, elbow pads and…
Read full rule →Stockton
Some RestrictionsSkateboarding and skating are legal on Stockton streets, sidewalks and parking lots except where the City has posted…
Read full rule →Tracy
Some RestrictionsRiding a skateboard, roller skates, or a coaster on a roadway or sidewalk in Tracy's business district, or in a posted…
Read full rule →Truckee
Some RestrictionsTruckee bans skateboarding on any public or private parking facility open to the public once it carries a posted…
Read full rule →Vallejo
Some RestrictionsSkateboarding is banned on every public or recreational facility the city and Greater Vallejo Recreation District…
Read full rule →Westminster
Some RestrictionsWestminster requires helmets, elbow pads and knee pads for anyone using its designated skate parks under Municipal Code…
Read full rule →Yuba City
Some RestrictionsSkateboards, roller skates and in-line skates cannot be ridden on a Yuba City sidewalk or street in a way that…
Read full rule →Yuba County
Some RestrictionsIn Yuba County and OPUD parks, skateboards and scooters are barred from non-designated fixtures and areas near splash…
Read full rule →Camarillo
Light RestrictionsCamarillo does not ban skateboarding citywide. Under Chapter 11.76, the city council can prohibit skateboarding…
Read full rule →Cupertino
Light RestrictionsCupertino bans skateboarding and roller skating only on public property the City Council has designated and posted as a…
Read full rule →Elk Grove
Light RestrictionsElk Grove lets people ride skateboards, roller skates, in-line skates, and similar devices on City and private property…
Read full rule →Kern County
Light RestrictionsAnyone riding a skateboard at a county-owned or operated skateboard park in Kern County must wear a helmet, elbow pads…
Read full rule →Los Angeles
Light RestrictionsSkateboarders on LA public property must ride in the upright standing position, obey all traffic controls, and avoid…
Read full rule →Ontario
Light RestrictionsOntario does not ban skateboarding, roller skating, or roller blading outright. Municipal Code Section 4-6.1903 makes…
Read full rule →Temecula
Light RestrictionsSkateboarding and Rollerblading are illegal only in areas the city council specifically designates and posts as…
Read full rule →Thousand Oaks
Light RestrictionsThousand Oaks lets the City Council prohibit or restrict skateboarding, bicycling, and roller skating on posted…
Read full rule →Ventura County
Light RestrictionsSkateboarding, roller skating, and similar wheeled activities are banned on private property in unincorporated Ventura…
Read full rule →Visalia
Light RestrictionsSkateboarding in Visalia is only permitted in the city's designated skate park at 345 North Jacob Street. Riders must…
Read full rule →Loud Party Ordinance
LAMC §41.40 unruly-gathering ordinance allowing police to cite hosts for second-response calls, including escalating fines and permit-revocation triggers.
Inglewood
Heavy RestrictionsInglewood's short-term rental law flatly bans 'party house' operations: no unit permitted for short-term or vacation…
Read full rule →Newport Beach
Heavy RestrictionsNewport Beach declares any gathering of eight or more people involving loud or unruly conduct a public nuisance under…
Read full rule →Turlock
Heavy RestrictionsHosting a Turlock gathering of five or more people where anyone under 21 drinks alcohol or uses cannabis is a public…
Read full rule →Alameda County
Significant RestrictionsAlameda County's Social Host Ordinance fines anyone who knowingly hosts a loud or unruly gathering on…
Read full rule →Anaheim
Significant RestrictionsAnaheim makes it a public nuisance to host a party that produces loud and unreasonable noise between 10:00 p.m. and…
Read full rule →Antioch
Significant RestrictionsAntioch prohibits hosting or allowing a loud or unruly party under AMC § 5-13.03. Anyone who owns, rents, or organizes…
Read full rule →Apple Valley
Significant RestrictionsApple Valley makes it unlawful for any host, owner or tenant to allow a "loud or unruly gathering" on property under…
Read full rule →Bakersfield
Significant RestrictionsBakersfield Municipal Code Chapter 9.23 makes anyone responsible for a loud or unruly event, owner, tenant or permit…
Read full rule →Baldwin Park
Significant RestrictionsBaldwin Park makes it a misdemeanor to host an "invitation-at-large" party, one that opens its doors to the public at…
Read full rule →Camarillo
Significant RestrictionsCamarillo makes it a civil violation for any property owner, tenant, or event organizer to host a loud or unruly…
Read full rule →Carlsbad
Significant RestrictionsCarlsbad makes the host of a private party liable for the city's actual law enforcement response costs once an officer…
Read full rule →Chico
Significant RestrictionsChico bans gatherings of 20 or more people that cause a substantial neighborhood disturbance, defining it to include…
Read full rule →Chula Vista
Significant RestrictionsA second loud-noise call to the same Chula Vista address within a year turns the party into a declared public nuisance…
Read full rule →Compton
Significant RestrictionsCompton bans loud or unruly parties outright under Municipal Code Section 7-12.28, holding hosts, organizers and even a…
Read full rule →Contra Costa County
Significant RestrictionsHosting or allowing a gathering of three or more people under 21 where alcohol is present or being consumed on property…
Read full rule →El Monte
Significant RestrictionsEl Monte can hold a party host civilly liable for the city's response costs when police declare a gathering a 'noise…
Read full rule →Elk Grove
Significant RestrictionsElk Grove can bill the person who controls a property for police, fire, and emergency response costs when minors drink…
Read full rule →Escondido
Significant RestrictionsEscondido can bill the "responsible person" for police costs when officers must return to the same loud or unruly party…
Read full rule →Fontana
Significant RestrictionsFontana declares a loud or unruly gathering that substantially disturbs the peace, through noise, fights, vandalism, or…
Read full rule →Fresno
Significant RestrictionsFresno's Social Host Ordinance, Municipal Code Article 30, makes it a misdemeanor to knowingly host or allow a party on…
Read full rule →Garden Grove
Significant RestrictionsHost or organizer of a large gathering that draws a second police response faces a police services fee up to $1,500…
Read full rule →Hayward
Significant RestrictionsHayward's Social Host Accountability Ordinance makes anyone with a right of possession over a property personally…
Read full rule →Huntington Beach
Significant RestrictionsHuntington Beach Chapter 8.42 holds hosts civilly liable for loud, unruly parties and underage drinking. After one…
Read full rule →Irvine
Significant RestrictionsIrvine Municipal Code § 4-11-502 lets a police officer who responds to a loud or unruly gathering issue a written…
Read full rule →Kern County
Significant RestrictionsKern County treats gatherings at vacant, for-sale homes occupied without the owner's consent as 'nuisance parties'…
Read full rule →Lake County
Significant RestrictionsIn unincorporated Lake County, an adult who owns or controls a residence may not let a party continue there once they…
Read full rule →Lancaster
Significant RestrictionsLancaster holds any host, tenant or owner responsible when a gathering they control results in underage drinking or…
Read full rule →Los Angeles County
Significant RestrictionsIn a narrow slice of unincorporated LA County near the Palos Verdes Peninsula, hosting a gathering where a minor drinks…
Read full rule →Marin County
Significant RestrictionsMarin County Code § 6.75.050 makes it a civil violation to knowingly host a loud or unruly gathering in the…
Read full rule →Mendocino County
Significant RestrictionsHosting a party with five or more people under 21 present where alcohol is being consumed is a misdemeanor in…
Read full rule →Menifee
Significant RestrictionsMenifee Municipal Code Chapter 11.07 makes it a public nuisance to host or attend a loud or unruly gathering. Anyone…
Read full rule →Modesto
Significant RestrictionsModesto Code of Ordinances § 4-18.06 makes it a misdemeanor for anyone in control of a premises to knowingly host…
Read full rule →Moorpark
Significant RestrictionsMoorpark's Social Host Ordinance makes anyone who hosts, controls, or owns property where a loud or unruly gathering…
Read full rule →Moreno Valley
Significant RestrictionsUnder the Social Host Accountability chapter, Moreno Valley makes it unlawful to host a loud or unruly gathering of…
Read full rule →Murrieta
Significant RestrictionsMurrieta can bill the host, owner, or premises occupant for the police department's special security costs when a loud…
Read full rule →Norwalk
Significant RestrictionsAfter Sheriff personnel must respond a second time to a loud or unruly party, Norwalk holds the host, event organizer…
Read full rule →Ontario
Significant RestrictionsAny gathering of five or more people that turns loud or unruly is a declared public nuisance in Ontario, with fixed…
Read full rule →Oxnard
Significant RestrictionsOxnard prohibits any private-property party or gathering that threatens public peace, health, safety or welfare, or…
Read full rule →Pacifica
Significant RestrictionsPacifica Municipal Code Chapter 28 bans loud or unruly gatherings at private or rented public property and makes the…
Read full rule →Palmdale
Significant RestrictionsOrganizing, causing, or permitting a loud party in Palmdale is unlawful under PMC § 9.18.030, and property owners…
Read full rule →Pasadena
Significant RestrictionsPasadena bills the person responsible for a party, gathering or event when police respond a second time within 12 hours…
Read full rule →Petaluma
Significant RestrictionsPetaluma's Social Host Ordinance, Chapter 10.64, makes it unlawful for anyone with a right of possession of a property…
Read full rule →Placer County
Significant RestrictionsPlacer County's Social Host Liability Ordinance makes it unlawful for anyone controlling a property, or responsible for…
Read full rule →Pomona
Significant RestrictionsPomona's Social Host Ordinance makes it a misdemeanor for a homeowner, tenant or party organizer to knowingly allow a…
Read full rule →Rancho Cordova
Significant RestrictionsRancho Cordova hosts face liability under RCMC § 9.91.030 for permitting, allowing or hosting a gathering when they…
Read full rule →Redding
Significant RestrictionsAnyone who controls a premises where a minor drinks alcohol or uses a controlled substance is liable under Redding's…
Read full rule →Redlands
Significant RestrictionsRedlands' Social Host Liability ordinance, City Code Chapter 9.30 (Ordinance 2780, 2013), makes it unlawful to host…
Read full rule →Redwood City
Significant RestrictionsRedwood City treats party, dance or assemblage noise that's more than 6 dB above local ambient between 8:00 p.m. and…
Read full rule →Rialto
Significant RestrictionsRialto Municipal Code 9.48.050 declares it unlawful and a public nuisance to host a gathering that substantially…
Read full rule →Riverside
Significant RestrictionsRMC § 9.04.740 declares loud or unruly gatherings a public nuisance and makes the 'responsible party', host, tenant, or…
Read full rule →Rohnert Park
Significant RestrictionsHosting, allowing, or failing to stop a "loud and unruly gathering," from excessive noise to underage drinking, street…
Read full rule →Sacramento County
Significant RestrictionsAnyone who knowingly hosts a loud or unruly gathering where a minor drinks alcohol is personally liable for the full…
Read full rule →Salinas
Significant RestrictionsSalinas treats any gathering of twenty or more people that substantially disturbs a neighborhood as an unlawful public…
Read full rule →San Bernardino
Significant RestrictionsSan Bernardino Municipal Code Chapter 8.82 lets the Police Department bill the person in charge of an unscheduled…
Read full rule →San Bernardino County
Significant RestrictionsThe Sheriff's Department can bill party hosts for every response after a written warning, with the host and any minor's…
Read full rule →San Clemente
Significant RestrictionsChapter 9.16 of the San Clemente Municipal Code makes a 'loud or unruly gathering' at any residential unit a public…
Read full rule →San Diego County
Significant RestrictionsAnyone who owns or controls property in unincorporated San Diego County and hosts a party must take reasonable steps to…
Read full rule →San Leandro
Significant RestrictionsSan Leandro's Loud and Unruly Gatherings ordinance makes it unlawful to cause or allow a gathering of 20 or more people…
Read full rule →San Luis Obispo County
Significant RestrictionsSan Luis Obispo County bans loud, amplified noise from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. and puts hosts on notice: a repeat violation…
Read full rule →San Mateo County
Significant RestrictionsIn unincorporated San Mateo County, hosting a loud or unruly gathering of four or more people where a minor drinks…
Read full rule →San Rafael
Significant RestrictionsSan Rafael's Social Host Ordinance makes it unlawful for a property owner, tenant, or host to knowingly allow an…
Read full rule →Santa Barbara County
Significant RestrictionsIn unincorporated Isla Vista, a deputy can declare a house party a public nuisance once three or more listed offenses…
Read full rule →Santa Clara
Significant RestrictionsSanta Clara City Code § 9.05.020 lets police bill whoever hosts, controls, or sponsors a loud or unruly gathering once…
Read full rule →Santa Clara County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Santa Clara County treats gatherings of four or more where minors drink alcohol as a public nuisance…
Read full rule →Santa Cruz County
Significant RestrictionsHosting a loud or unruly gathering on property you own or rent in unincorporated Santa Cruz County is an infraction…
Read full rule →Sonoma
Significant RestrictionsThe City of Sonoma holds property owners, tenants, and event organizers civilly and criminally liable when they…
Read full rule →Sonoma County
Significant RestrictionsA first sheriff's response to a loud party in unincorporated Sonoma County draws a warning; every unabated repeat…
Read full rule →South Gate
Significant RestrictionsSouth Gate treats gatherings of eight or more people with loud or unruly conduct as a public nuisance and fines the…
Read full rule →Sunnyvale
Significant RestrictionsSunnyvale makes it unlawful to host, permit or allow a social gathering at a residence where ten or more people under…
Read full rule →Truckee
Significant RestrictionsTruckee's Social Host Liability ordinance makes anyone who hosts, permits, or controls a party where a person under 21…
Read full rule →Tulare County
Significant RestrictionsTulare County's Social Host Ordinance makes it unlawful to host a party on private property in the unincorporated area…
Read full rule →Union City
Significant RestrictionsUnion City fines hosts up to $1,000 for a loud or unruly gathering with underage drinking, plus cost recovery for…
Read full rule →Vacaville
Significant RestrictionsVacaville's Social Host Ordinance bans hosting a party, gathering, or event, at a residence or any property under one's…
Read full rule →Ventura County
Significant RestrictionsHosts of loud, unruly parties where alcohol reaches underage guests face a $1,000 civil penalty plus the cost of…
Read full rule →Victorville
Significant RestrictionsVictorville makes it unlawful for a responsible person to host a loud or unruly gathering that substantially disturbs…
Read full rule →Westminster
Significant RestrictionsWestminster does not fine a first noisy gathering, but a written warning follows and every additional police response…
Read full rule →Whittier
Significant RestrictionsWhittier holds the host of a loud or disturbing party personally liable for police costs once officers must return to…
Read full rule →Yuba County
Significant RestrictionsIn unincorporated Yuba County, a gathering of four or more people where alcohol is consumed or possessed by anyone…
Read full rule →Bellflower
Some RestrictionsWhen a loud or unruly assemblage threatens public peace, safety, or welfare, Bellflower can hold the property owner…
Read full rule →Berkeley
Some RestrictionsBerkeley Municipal Code Chapter 13.48 makes a gathering of ten or more people a public nuisance once it substantially…
Read full rule →Calaveras County
Some RestrictionsCalaveras County's Chapter 9.02 prohibits noise, commotion or sound from a party that breaches the Table 1 decibel…
Read full rule →Carson
Some RestrictionsCarson holds hosts, property owners and even parents of minors liable for police and emergency response costs at loud…
Read full rule →Ceres
Some RestrictionsCeres holds anyone who controls a residence, rental, or business premises liable for knowingly hosting a gathering…
Read full rule →Chino
Some RestrictionsChino declares loud or unruly private gatherings a public nuisance and fines the host up to $750 for repeat police…
Read full rule →Chino Hills
Some RestrictionsChino Hills bills the host of a loud or disorderly gathering for the full cost of the police response once officers…
Read full rule →Clovis
Some RestrictionsA gathering of 10 or more people on public or private property that substantially disturbs a neighborhood's quiet…
Read full rule →Corona
Some RestrictionsCorona's Chapter 9.29 turns a loud, unruly party into a billable 'event' the moment police respond to a Municipal Code…
Read full rule →Costa Mesa
Some RestrictionsCosta Mesa doesn't fine a loud party the first time. Under sections 11-170 through 11-172, once police issue a written…
Read full rule →Cupertino
Some RestrictionsCupertino Municipal Code Chapter 10.05 defines a loud party, gathering, or event as one causing a Chapter 10.48 noise…
Read full rule →Downey
Some RestrictionsWhen Downey police respond a second time within 12 hours to a loud party or gathering that threatens public peace…
Read full rule →Dublin
Some RestrictionsDublin's Social Host Ordinance makes it an infraction to permit, allow, or host a loud or unruly gathering at a…
Read full rule →Eastvale
Some RestrictionsUnder Eastvale's Social Hosting ordinance, anyone who owns, rents, organizes or supervises a party where alcohol is…
Read full rule →El Cajon
Some RestrictionsEl Cajon's Social Host of Parties chapter makes anyone who controls a residence or premises legally responsible if a…
Read full rule →Fairfield
Some RestrictionsFairfield charges hosts for police costs when officers must return to a loud or disruptive party within 48 hours…
Read full rule →Fresno County
Some RestrictionsFresno County makes it a violation for anyone at a gathering of ten or more people causing a noise disturbance to…
Read full rule →Glendale
Some RestrictionsGlendale does not fine hosts for a first loud or unruly party, but every police response after an initial written…
Read full rule →Hemet
Some RestrictionsHosting a loud or unruly gathering in Hemet is a public nuisance; hosts and social hosts face criminal charges and must…
Read full rule →Hercules
Some RestrictionsHosting a Hercules party where five or more people under 21 are present with alcohol is a misdemeanor under Sec…
Read full rule →Imperial County
Some RestrictionsImperial County treats a stereo, TV or amplifier audible 50 feet away between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. as prima facie…
Read full rule →Indio
Some RestrictionsIndio holds hosts liable when minors drink or use drugs at a party on their property, and escalates loud or unruly…
Read full rule →Kings County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Kings County, a sheriff's deputy who responds to a loud or unruly party issues a warning, and the…
Read full rule →Lodi
Some RestrictionsLodi bans loud, unnecessary, or unusual noise that unreasonably disturbs a neighborhood's peace or annoys a person of…
Read full rule →Long Beach
Some RestrictionsLong Beach uses a bright-line distance test for loud parties: under Municipal Code § 9.31.010, any party noise audible…
Read full rule →Los Angeles
Some RestrictionsLAMC § 41.58.1 prohibits loud or unruly gatherings at residences and imposes escalating administrative fines starting…
Read full rule →Madera County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Madera County treats any noise-chapter violation as a public nuisance and holds the property owner or…
Read full rule →Manteca
Some RestrictionsManteca police first warn hosts of noisy gatherings, but if officers or emergency crews must return to break it up, the…
Read full rule →Merced
Some RestrictionsWhen a party or gathering on private property becomes a police matter, Merced can bill the host, property owner, or a…
Read full rule →Mission Viejo
Some RestrictionsMission Viejo Municipal Code Chapter 11.24 lets police issue a written warning for a loud or disruptive party, then…
Read full rule →Oceanside
Some RestrictionsOceanside bills the host of a loud party for the cost of policing it. Once officers issue a 'Notice of Violation: First…
Read full rule →Orange
Some RestrictionsOrange makes party hosts criminally liable for loud, unruly gatherings under Municipal Code Section 9.39.050, which…
Read full rule →Orange County
Some RestrictionsUnreasonably loud or raucous noise in unincorporated Orange County residential areas between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. is a…
Read full rule →Rancho Cucamonga
Some RestrictionsRancho Cucamonga imposes a $100.00 civil penalty on the owner or adult in charge of a residence when police respond a…
Read full rule →Redondo Beach
Some RestrictionsRedondo Beach charges hosts of a loud or unruly disturbance a special security assignment fee once police respond a…
Read full rule →Riverside County
Some RestrictionsRiverside County can bill hosts, residents, and property owners for sheriff response costs when a loud or unruly…
Read full rule →Roseville
Some RestrictionsRoseville Municipal Code Chapter 9.25 makes party hosts personally liable for the cost of police response. Officers who…
Read full rule →Sacramento
Some RestrictionsSacramento can bill the host of a large, disruptive party or gathering for the cost of extra police officers sent to…
Read full rule →San Benito County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated San Benito County has no separate party ordinance, but a property repeatedly disturbing the peace with…
Read full rule →San Jose
Some RestrictionsSan Jose bills hosts for police response costs when officers return to the same loud party or gathering within 12 hours…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Some RestrictionsSan Marcos Municipal Code Chapter 10.38 lets the City bill the host of a disturbance of the peace for every police or…
Read full rule →Santa Ana
Some RestrictionsSanta Ana bills the person responsible for a large private-property party a police services fee, capped at $500 per…
Read full rule →Santa Clarita
Some RestrictionsSanta Clarita Municipal Code Section 11.44.092 lets law enforcement officers on the scene declare any gathering of two…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa
Some RestrictionsSanta Rosa's Minor Alcohol Offense/Loud Parties chapter bars hosting a gathering of five or more underage guests where…
Read full rule →Simi Valley
Some RestrictionsSimi Valley bans loud parties with bands, radios or amplified sound after 11 p.m. on weekends and 10 p.m. on weeknights…
Read full rule →Temecula
Some RestrictionsTemecula Municipal Code Section 9.18.010 makes the property owner, host or parent personally liable for police costs…
Read full rule →Thousand Oaks
Some RestrictionsIf police have to respond twice to the same loud or unruly gathering in Thousand Oaks within 24 hours, the host…
Read full rule →Twain Harte
Some RestrictionsThe Tuolumne County Sheriff responds to loud party complaints in Twain Harte and can issue warnings or citations under…
Read full rule →Upland
Some RestrictionsUpland doesn't fine loud parties directly; instead Municipal Code Section 8.44.020 makes the host and the person in…
Read full rule →Vallejo
Some RestrictionsVallejo Municipal Code Chapter 7.83 lets the city bill the host of a disturbance of the peace for police costs starting…
Read full rule →Ventura
Some RestrictionsSan Buenaventura Municipal Code §§ 10.650.210-260 lets Ventura Police bill a party host for 'special police services'…
Read full rule →Visalia
Some RestrictionsVisalia can cite both party hosts and property owners for disturbances, fines start at $100 and reach $500 for repeat…
Read full rule →Vista
Some RestrictionsVista's short-term rental law makes hosts, not just guests, answerable for loud or unruly parties. Section 8.34.070.A…
Read full rule →West Covina
Some RestrictionsWest Covina Municipal Code Sec. 15-86 puts the property owner, the person in charge of the premises, or the host of a…
Read full rule →Yuba City
Some RestrictionsWhen a loud party threatens the public peace, Yuba City can bill the host for the cost of the extra police response…
Read full rule →Loitering Rules
Constitutional limits on loitering ordinances post-Papachristou and Morales, and what conduct LA can still penalize (e.g., loitering with intent to commit specific crimes).
Menifee
Heavy RestrictionsMenifee Municipal Code Section 11.08.030(F) bars anyone from lingering or loitering on a street median or parkway, and…
Read full rule →Bakersfield
Significant RestrictionsBakersfield bars loitering in or near any public place under circumstances showing a purpose to engage in drug…
Read full rule →Butte County
Significant RestrictionsButte County's Sec. 15-14 makes it unlawful to loiter or stand on a public highway, alley, sidewalk or crosswalk in a…
Read full rule →Carlsbad
Significant RestrictionsCarlsbad defines loitering as lingering without lawful purpose under circumstances suggesting criminal intent, and…
Read full rule →Chino
Significant RestrictionsLoitering without a legal purpose on or around any Chino-owned public building, including grounds, parking lots and…
Read full rule →Corona
Significant RestrictionsCorona bans loitering or standing at the entrance of a business, public building, house of worship, theater or similar…
Read full rule →Downey
Significant RestrictionsDowney Municipal Code §4107.5 makes it a misdemeanor to loiter in a public or private place under circumstances showing…
Read full rule →El Dorado County
Significant RestrictionsEl Dorado County's Loitering Ordinance, Section 9.34.040, does not ban standing around generally; it bans loitering…
Read full rule →Fresno
Significant RestrictionsFresno Municipal Code Sections 9-2501 and 9-2502 make it a misdemeanor to loiter in any public place, or any place…
Read full rule →Fullerton
Significant RestrictionsFullerton bans sitting, lying, sleeping or storing personal property in ways that block sidewalks, driveways, entrances…
Read full rule →Glenn County
Significant RestrictionsIn unincorporated Glenn County, any minor under 18 who is subject to compulsory education cannot loiter, wander, idle…
Read full rule →Hanford
Significant RestrictionsHanford Municipal Code § 9.04.020 makes it an infraction to loiter on a public sidewalk, public way, or private…
Read full rule →Hemet
Significant RestrictionsHemet City Code § 90-90(g)(3) bars loitering on or around any business that sells alcoholic beverages, whether by…
Read full rule →Hesperia
Significant RestrictionsHesperia bars anyone required to register as a sex offender under Penal Code § 290 from loitering, as defined by Penal…
Read full rule →Los Angeles
Significant RestrictionsLoitering inside a Los Angeles railway station, electric railway station, airport or bus depot, or on the common…
Read full rule →Los Angeles County
Significant RestrictionsLos Angeles County bans loitering on any County-operated beach, including Venice, Zuma, and Dockweiler, between…
Read full rule →Modesto
Significant RestrictionsModesto Code of Ordinances § 4-7.1504 makes it unlawful to loiter, between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m., on any property within…
Read full rule →Moorpark
Significant RestrictionsMoorpark bars minors under 18 from loitering in public places between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., and during school hours on…
Read full rule →Newport Beach
Significant RestrictionsNewport Beach bars sitting, lying, sleeping, or storing property in public rights-of-way under Municipal Code Section…
Read full rule →Ontario
Significant RestrictionsOntario Municipal Code Sec. 5-7.04 makes it unlawful for a minor subject to compulsory school attendance to be in a…
Read full rule →Palmdale
Significant RestrictionsPalmdale makes it a crime to loiter in any public or private place under circumstances showing intent to engage in drug…
Read full rule →Perris
Significant RestrictionsPerris bans loitering citywide, defined broadly to include wandering without apparent reason and refusing to identify…
Read full rule →Rancho Cordova
Significant RestrictionsRCMC § 9.82.020 bans loitering, remaining idle or moving aimlessly, that breaches the peace, disturbs others, blocks…
Read full rule →Redlands
Significant RestrictionsRedlands bars school-age minors from loitering, idling, wandering, strolling or playing in public places on school days…
Read full rule →Ridgecrest
Significant RestrictionsRidgecrest makes it a misdemeanor to loiter on business or drive-in premises without lawful business, especially after…
Read full rule →Sacramento County
Significant RestrictionsSacramento County prohibits loitering that breaches the peace, disturbs others, blocks pedestrian or vehicle traffic…
Read full rule →Salinas
Significant RestrictionsSalinas Municipal Code Section 21-28 makes it unlawful to loiter about any school, or any public place near which…
Read full rule →San Bernardino County
Significant RestrictionsSan Bernardino County bans school-age minors from loitering in public places countywide during school hours, unless…
Read full rule →San Diego County
Significant RestrictionsRegistered sex offenders cannot loiter within 300 feet of schools, child care facilities, parks, playgrounds or arcades…
Read full rule →Santa Ana
Significant RestrictionsSanta Ana Municipal Code Section 10-96 bars loitering, standing, sitting, or lying on a public street, sidewalk, curb…
Read full rule →Santa Barbara County
Significant RestrictionsSanta Barbara County bans stopping or loitering on overhead crossings and overstructures above state highways…
Read full rule →Santa Clarita
Significant RestrictionsSanta Clarita Municipal Code Section 11.57.020 bars any minor subject to compulsory school attendance from loitering on…
Read full rule →Santa Maria
Significant RestrictionsSanta Maria bars anyone under 18 from loitering on public streets, sidewalks, parks, parking lots or vacant lots…
Read full rule →Sonoma
Significant RestrictionsThe City of Sonoma bans camping, lodging, or staying overnight in a vacant lot, hay or straw storage area, or building…
Read full rule →Temecula
Significant RestrictionsTemecula bars any minor under 18 subject to compulsory education from being on public streets, parks, parking areas or…
Read full rule →Ventura County
Significant RestrictionsMinors under 18 may not loiter in public places between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. in unincorporated Ventura County unless with…
Read full rule →Vista
Significant RestrictionsVista makes it a misdemeanor to loiter in any public or private place open to the public in a manner showing intent to…
Read full rule →Westminster
Significant RestrictionsWestminster bans loitering on the narrow medians of eight designated arterial streets under Municipal Code Section…
Read full rule →Alameda
Some RestrictionsAlameda bars roaming or loitering on city streets between midnight and 4 a.m. without lawful business, and at any hour…
Read full rule →Alameda County
Some RestrictionsMinors under 18 may not loiter in unincorporated Alameda County's public streets or places between 10 p.m. and sunrise…
Read full rule →Alhambra
Some RestrictionsAlhambra's loitering law, Municipal Code § 9.32.010, makes it unlawful to keep standing on a public street or at a…
Read full rule →Anaheim
Some RestrictionsAnaheim makes it a misdemeanor to loiter, stand or sit so as to block a public street, alley, sidewalk or crosswalk, or…
Read full rule →Antioch
Some RestrictionsAntioch Municipal Code § 5-10.101 bars loitering, standing, or sitting on a public highway, alley, sidewalk, or…
Read full rule →Apple Valley
Some RestrictionsApple Valley Municipal Code § 11.20.050 bars anyone from loitering, standing or sitting at the entrance of a church…
Read full rule →Baldwin Park
Some RestrictionsBaldwin Park bars anyone under 18 who is subject to compulsory school attendance from loitering on streets, parks or…
Read full rule →Berkeley
Some RestrictionsBerkeley bans lingering in any City-owned, -operated, or -leased parking lot for any purpose other than parking a…
Read full rule →Brentwood
Some RestrictionsBrentwood parks and facilities close at sunset. Municipal Code § 7.02.180(P) makes it unlawful to be, remain, stay, or…
Read full rule →Carson
Some RestrictionsCarson bars loitering on sidewalks, streets and building entrances if it hinders passage or annoys people passing by.
Read full rule →Ceres
Some RestrictionsCeres bans loitering that blocks sidewalks, streets, or building entrances, or that lingers on private or business…
Read full rule →Chico
Some RestrictionsChico bans sitting or lying on public sidewalks, curbs, or streets in commercial areas from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., with…
Read full rule →Clovis
Some RestrictionsClovis makes it unlawful to stand or sit idly on a street or sidewalk in a way that blocks foot traffic, or to block…
Read full rule →Compton
Some RestrictionsCompton's public loitering law, Municipal Code Sec. 7-14.3, only bites after a warning: once a police officer or a…
Read full rule →Contra Costa County
Some RestrictionsNo one may loiter, stand, or sit on a public street, alley, sidewalk or crosswalk in unincorporated Contra Costa County…
Read full rule →Cupertino
Some RestrictionsCupertino Municipal Code § 10.56.020 lets an owner, lessee, or person in charge of a shopping center or other private…
Read full rule →Davis
Some RestrictionsDavis prohibits loitering within six hundred feet of any posted secondary school campus during school hours, plus a…
Read full rule →Eastvale
Some RestrictionsEastvale prohibits standing on any street median for longer than two traffic signal cycles under Municipal Code Section…
Read full rule →El Cajon
Some RestrictionsEl Cajon Municipal Code Section 12.08.020 bars loitering or standing on a public sidewalk, street, curb, or building…
Read full rule →El Monte
Some RestrictionsEl Monte's loitering ordinance is narrowly written: it bars loitering in a public place or place open to public view in…
Read full rule →Elk Grove
Some RestrictionsElk Grove bans loitering that creates a breach-of-peace risk, disturbs others, blocks pedestrians or vehicles, or…
Read full rule →Fontana
Some RestrictionsFontana bans lingering, loitering, sitting, or standing on commercial or private property against the owner's expressed…
Read full rule →Fremont
Some RestrictionsFremont's only loitering-specific ordinance targets illegal gambling: Municipal Code Section 9.05.120 makes it unlawful…
Read full rule →Garden Grove
Some RestrictionsGarden Grove does not run a general vagrancy or loitering law. Instead, Municipal Code Section 8.32.020, tucked inside…
Read full rule →Hawthorne
Some RestrictionsHawthorne bars loitering that blocks a business entrance and requires anyone asked to leave a business to go. Chapter…
Read full rule →Hayward
Some RestrictionsHayward makes it unlawful to crowd or obstruct a public street, sidewalk, or way so that it unreasonably interferes…
Read full rule →Indio
Some RestrictionsIndio makes it unlawful to remain on private property or a business after being told to leave, or to enter again after…
Read full rule →Irvine
Some RestrictionsIrvine makes it unlawful to loiter, stand or sit on a public highway, alley, sidewalk or crosswalk in a way that blocks…
Read full rule →Kings County
Some RestrictionsKings County makes it unlawful for anyone to enter, loiter or remain in a county park after posted closing hours…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsLakewood Municipal Code Section 4250 bans loitering or standing on any public highway, alley, sidewalk, crosswalk or…
Read full rule →Lancaster
Some RestrictionsLancaster bars loitering that blocks public rights-of-way, building entrances or shopping-center parking lots once a…
Read full rule →Livermore
Some RestrictionsLivermore Municipal Code Section 9.32.010 makes it unlawful for two or more people to congregate for the purpose of…
Read full rule →Lodi
Some RestrictionsLodi Municipal Code Section 9.08.115 makes it unlawful to loiter, camp, or enter a city community center, recreation…
Read full rule →Long Beach
Some RestrictionsIt is unlawful in Long Beach to loiter on or near any street, alley or public or private place for the purpose of drug…
Read full rule →Madera County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Madera County, it's a misdemeanor to loiter in a business's off-street parking lot after the owner…
Read full rule →Manteca
Some RestrictionsManteca bans loitering or trespassing on any property posted under Chapter 9.42, including city recreation facilities…
Read full rule →Merced County
Some RestrictionsMerced County Code Section 10.32.010 makes it unlawful to loiter in or around a public building or block corridors…
Read full rule →Monterey
Some RestrictionsMonterey City Code § 22-16 bars two or more people from gathering in a way that blocks a street, sidewalk, alley or…
Read full rule →Mountain View
Some RestrictionsMountain View bars anyone under 18 from loitering on streets, alleys, parks or any public place between 10:00 p.m. and…
Read full rule →Oakland
Some RestrictionsOakland Municipal Code Section 9.08.170 makes it unlawful to loiter or stand on any public highway, alley, sidewalk…
Read full rule →Oceanside
Some RestrictionsCity Code Section 20.12 bans loitering on Oceanside streets, sidewalks, and bike paths in a way that annoys or blocks…
Read full rule →Pacifica
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Pacifica, loitering in a City park, mini-park, or recreation facility is barred between 10:00 p.m. and…
Read full rule →Pleasanton
Some RestrictionsPleasanton prohibits lingering or loitering on narrow medians and on medians or corner islands within intersections the…
Read full rule →Pomona
Some RestrictionsPomona makes it a misdemeanor to loiter on property posted with "LOITERING PROHIBITED" signs, covering utility sites…
Read full rule →Rancho Cucamonga
Some RestrictionsRancho Cucamonga bans loitering that blocks foot or vehicle traffic on any public highway, alley, sidewalk, or…
Read full rule →Redding
Some RestrictionsRedding Municipal Code § 10.18.020 bans loitering or standing on any street, sidewalk or building entrance in a way…
Read full rule →Redondo Beach
Some RestrictionsRedondo Beach does not have a general citywide loitering ban, but it is unlawful to remain or loiter while traversing…
Read full rule →Rialto
Some RestrictionsRialto Municipal Code 11.16.035 makes it unlawful to loiter in any commercial parking area of the city, outside the…
Read full rule →Rohnert Park
Some RestrictionsRohnert Park bans loitering in tunnels, pedestrian subways, on bridges or overpasses, and near their entrances, exits…
Read full rule →Roseville
Some RestrictionsRoseville makes it unlawful to loiter anywhere within city limits under Municipal Code §10.34.020, defining "loiter" in…
Read full rule →Sacramento
Some RestrictionsSacramento's loitering ordinance is narrow and geographic: it only applies within 300 feet of a posted 'no-cruising…
Read full rule →San Benito County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated San Benito County bars loitering, standing, or sitting at the entrance of a church, hall, theater, park…
Read full rule →San Bernardino
Some RestrictionsSan Bernardino requires public streets, sidewalks and crosswalks to stay free of obstructions, including people, and…
Read full rule →San Diego
Some RestrictionsSan Diego makes it a misdemeanor to loiter near critical-infrastructure sites, airports, tank farms, reservoirs, power…
Read full rule →San Francisco
Some RestrictionsSan Francisco's Police Code loitering ban is aimed at one fixture: staying within 10 feet of an automatic public toilet…
Read full rule →San Jose
Some RestrictionsSan Jose bans loitering that willfully blocks pedestrians on sidewalks and public ways, plus a separate ban on…
Read full rule →San Luis Obispo County
Some RestrictionsIn the towns of Avila and Cayucos, San Luis Obispo County bans loitering that annoys pedestrians or blocks free passage…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Some RestrictionsSan Marcos makes it a misdemeanor to remain, wander, idle or loiter on a parking lot, shopping center or other property…
Read full rule →San Mateo County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated San Mateo County, it is a misdemeanor to loiter in, on, or about any building or place open to the…
Read full rule →San Rafael
Some RestrictionsSan Rafael bars lingering or loitering on any street median narrower than four feet for more than a few minutes, citing…
Read full rule →San Ramon
Some RestrictionsSan Ramon Municipal Code Section B7-125 bans loitering, standing or sitting on any public highway, alley, sidewalk or…
Read full rule →Santa Clara County
Some RestrictionsLoitering, standing, or sitting on a public highway, alley, sidewalk, or crosswalk that blocks or annoys passersby is…
Read full rule →Santa Cruz County
Some RestrictionsSanta Cruz County has no general public loitering law; its only codified loitering rule sits inside the cardroom…
Read full rule →Sonoma County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Sonoma County bans loitering in any cemetery or burial ground, defining loiter as idling with intent to…
Read full rule →South Gate
Some RestrictionsSouth Gate bans loitering or standing in any street, sidewalk, alley, or public way when it unreasonably annoys…
Read full rule →Thousand Oaks
Some RestrictionsThousand Oaks bars loitering that unreasonably obstructs pedestrians or vehicles on public streets, sidewalks and…
Read full rule →Tracy
Some RestrictionsTracy does not ban loitering citywide. Under TMC 4.12.1200, loitering is only illegal on private or public property the…
Read full rule →Truckee
Some RestrictionsTruckee lets a business or property owner bar a person from loitering on posted private premises simply by telling them…
Read full rule →Tulare County
Some RestrictionsTulare County bans loitering, standing or sitting at the entrance to any church, hall, theater or other place of public…
Read full rule →Turlock
Some RestrictionsTurlock bars loitering around the premises of dances or other public entertainment between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. unless…
Read full rule →Union City
Some RestrictionsIt is unlawful to loiter, stand, or sit on any Union City street, alley, sidewalk, or crosswalk in a way that blocks…
Read full rule →Vacaville
Some RestrictionsVacaville bans loitering that blocks building entrances or pedestrian passage, and separately bars sitting, lying or…
Read full rule →Vallejo
Some RestrictionsVallejo bans loitering and trespassing on business parking lots under Chapter 7.91. Delaying, lingering, or idling on…
Read full rule →Ventura
Some RestrictionsUnder the City of San Buenaventura's disorderly conduct chapter, it is unlawful to loaf or loiter inside any…
Read full rule →Victorville
Some RestrictionsVictorville Municipal Code Section 13.28.090 bans loitering or standing on any public highway, alley, sidewalk, or…
Read full rule →West Covina
Some RestrictionsWest Covina bans loitering or standing on any public street, sidewalk, alley or crosswalk in a way that annoys…
Read full rule →Whittier
Some RestrictionsWhittier makes it unlawful to loiter, stand or sit on any highway, alley, sidewalk or crosswalk in a way that hinders…
Read full rule →Yolo County
Some RestrictionsYolo County bans loitering, standing, or sitting on public highways, sidewalks, or crosswalks in a way that blocks…
Read full rule →Yuba City
Some RestrictionsYuba City makes it unlawful for anyone to stand or sit idly on a street, alley, or sidewalk in a way that hinders…
Read full rule →Yuba County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Yuba County it is unlawful to loiter, stand, or sit at the entrance of a church, hall, theatre, park…
Read full rule →Buena Park
Light RestrictionsBuena Park bars groups from congregating and lingering on drive-in restaurant premises unless they're actually buying…
Read full rule →Escondido
Light RestrictionsEscondido bars standing, sitting, or otherwise using any crosswalk, street, or public property so as to obstruct the…
Read full rule →Fresno County
Light RestrictionsFresno County has no broad, general loitering ordinance for streets or sidewalks. Chapter 10.08's loitering rule…
Read full rule →Marin County
Light RestrictionsMarin County Code § 6.72.020(e) bars sleeping or "protractedly lounging" on benches, sidewalks, curbs, planters, walls…
Read full rule →Merced
Light RestrictionsMerced bars loitering in or around any public building and blocking corridors, stairways, or doorways in a way that…
Read full rule →Murrieta
Light RestrictionsMurrieta bans loitering in or near park restrooms outright under Section 12.08.060 of the Municipal Code, a stand-alone…
Read full rule →Petaluma
Light RestrictionsPetaluma Municipal Code section 10.60.010 makes it unlawful to loiter on private commercial property after business…
Read full rule →Riverside
Light RestrictionsRiverside Municipal Code § 9.04.120 makes it unlawful to loiter, stand, or sit at the entrance of any church, hall…
Read full rule →Solano County
Light RestrictionsSolano County makes it an infraction to delay, linger or idle in a public parking lot or facility without lawful…
Read full rule →Stockton
Light RestrictionsStockton doesn't ban loitering citywide; Chapter 9.28 only makes it unlawful where a property owner has posted signs…
Read full rule →Sunnyvale
Light RestrictionsSunnyvale makes it unlawful to loiter in a median strip on any street, highway or other city-maintained public…
Read full rule →Outdoor Smoking Restrictions
LAMC §41.50 + LA County smoking bans in parks, beaches, restaurants, outdoor dining, and within 25 ft of business entrances; enforcement and signage rules.
Compton
Heavy RestrictionsCompton bans smoking and tobacco or vape use in every public park and recreational area citywide under Municipal Code §…
Read full rule →Downey
Heavy RestrictionsDowney bans smoking in every City park, including e-cigarettes, under Municipal Code §10128. The only exception is a…
Read full rule →El Cajon
Heavy RestrictionsEl Cajon bars smoking, vaping and tobacco use in and within 25 feet of city parks, playgrounds, tot lots, recreational…
Read full rule →Hawthorne
Heavy RestrictionsHawthorne prohibits smoking in every city park, recreational facility, parking lot, building and vehicle, and extends…
Read full rule →Kern County
Heavy RestrictionsKern County outright bans smoking, along with open fires, camping and firearms, throughout the Kern River Riparian…
Read full rule →Livermore
Heavy RestrictionsLivermore bans smoking in every enclosed public place and in a defined list of outdoor public places, including parks…
Read full rule →Ontario
Heavy RestrictionsOntario bans smoking tobacco, using electronic delivery devices, and consuming cannabis in every public park in the…
Read full rule →Pacifica
Heavy RestrictionsIn the City of Pacifica, smoking or using any tobacco product, including cannabis, is banned outright on every City…
Read full rule →Palm Springs
Heavy RestrictionsPalm Springs bans smoking outright in every city park under Municipal Code Section 6.10.081, no designated area…
Read full rule →Pasadena
Heavy RestrictionsPasadena bans smoking in a list of specific outdoor public places, including shopping mall common areas, the unenclosed…
Read full rule →Rancho Cucamonga
Heavy RestrictionsLighting up in a Rancho Cucamonga park is illegal. Municipal Code Section 8.21.035 bans smoking outright in every…
Read full rule →Redding
Heavy RestrictionsRedding Municipal Code § 10.20.080 bans smoking any substance, tobacco, marijuana or vapor, in or upon any city park…
Read full rule →Rialto
Heavy RestrictionsSmoking is not permitted anywhere on Rialto city property under Municipal Code Section 2.45.050(O), which names…
Read full rule →Riverside County
Heavy RestrictionsSmoking of tobacco and cannabis is banned on all county-owned or leased property in unincorporated Riverside County…
Read full rule →San Clemente
Heavy RestrictionsSan Clemente bans smoking on every public beach, beach access point, park, coastal or inland canyon, public trail, and…
Read full rule →San Diego
Heavy RestrictionsSan Diego bans smoking and vaping in every public park, public beach, boardwalk, seawall, and City-owned pier, with…
Read full rule →San Diego County
Heavy RestrictionsSmoking or vaping is banned outright in every County park, wherever it sits, and separately prohibited within 25 feet…
Read full rule →San Luis Obispo County
Heavy RestrictionsSection 8.22.030 of the County Code bans smoking of tobacco, cannabis and e-cigarettes across the unincorporated…
Read full rule →San Ramon
Heavy RestrictionsSan Ramon Municipal Code section B6-73 bans smoking and vaping on every property in the city, indoor and outdoor…
Read full rule →Santa Clara County
Heavy RestrictionsIn unincorporated Santa Clara County, and on any County-owned property, smoking and vaping are banned in County parks…
Read full rule →Santa Clarita
Heavy RestrictionsSmoking is flatly illegal in every Santa Clarita park under Municipal Code Section 9.50.055, and the chapter's…
Read full rule →Ventura County
Heavy RestrictionsSmoking and vaping are banned in unincorporated Ventura County's parks, dining patios, entryways, service areas and…
Read full rule →Victorville
Heavy RestrictionsVictorville bans smoking in all city parks, on sports fields, in recreational areas, and in adjacent parking lots under…
Read full rule →Yuba City
Heavy RestrictionsYuba City bans smoking and e-cigarette use in every city park and within 50 feet of any public entrance to a City-owned…
Read full rule →Alameda
Significant RestrictionsAlameda bans smoking, including vaping and cannabis, in unenclosed public places: parks and other recreation areas…
Read full rule →Alameda County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Alameda County bans smoking within 20 feet of building entrances, exits, and outdoor dining areas…
Read full rule →Alhambra
Significant RestrictionsAlhambra bans smoking in every park and public ground except the Municipal Golf Course, within 25 feet of any outdoor…
Read full rule →Antioch
Significant RestrictionsAntioch Municipal Code § 6-8.04 bans smoking, including cannabis and vaping, in every city-owned recreational area and…
Read full rule →Berkeley
Significant RestrictionsBerkeley bans smoking in every city recreational area, including parks, playgrounds and hiking trails, plus outdoor…
Read full rule →Buena Park
Significant RestrictionsBuena Park Municipal Code § 8.52.030 bans smoking, indoors and out, in the city's recreational areas, outdoor dining…
Read full rule →Camarillo
Significant RestrictionsCamarillo bans smoking, including vaping, in public places, outdoor dining areas, recreation areas, service lines, and…
Read full rule →Carlsbad
Significant RestrictionsSmoking is banned in Carlsbad's public parks and on its beaches except in areas the City Manager designates and signs…
Read full rule →Carson
Significant RestrictionsCarson bans smoking in unenclosed public areas -- parks, dining patios, service lines, workplaces -- under Municipal…
Read full rule →Chino Hills
Significant RestrictionsChino Hills bans smoking tobacco, cigars, pipes and vapes throughout every city park and across its entire City-Owned…
Read full rule →Chula Vista
Significant RestrictionsChula Vista bans smoking in restaurant dining areas, including outdoor patios, and within 50 feet of any restaurant…
Read full rule →Clovis
Significant RestrictionsClovis Municipal Code Section 10.3.01(15) bans using any tobacco or tobacco related product, including e-cigarettes and…
Read full rule →Contra Costa County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Contra Costa County bans smoking, including vaping and marijuana smoke, in a long list of outdoor public…
Read full rule →Corona
Significant RestrictionsCorona bans smoking, tobacco product use and electronic smoking device use anywhere inside a public park or recreation…
Read full rule →Costa Mesa
Significant RestrictionsSmoking is banned in every Costa Mesa park, within 50 feet of any park perimeter, and in all city-owned public…
Read full rule →Cupertino
Significant RestrictionsCupertino bans smoking in enclosed places of employment and public places, and extends the ban outdoors to recreational…
Read full rule →Eastvale
Significant RestrictionsEastvale bans smoking on all city-owned or leased property, including parks and building patios, except in areas the…
Read full rule →El Dorado County
Significant RestrictionsEl Dorado County bans smoking throughout the parks, trails and open space it manages except in areas the Parks Division…
Read full rule →El Monte
Significant RestrictionsEl Monte bans smoking, including vaping, in parks, outdoor dining areas, transit stops and other public gathering…
Read full rule →Elk Grove
Significant RestrictionsElk Grove bars smoking within 300 feet of any school, day care, playground, park, amusement center or youth sports…
Read full rule →Escondido
Significant RestrictionsEscondido bans smoking of tobacco, vapor and other plant products in public open spaces, trails, city parking lots, the…
Read full rule →Fairfield
Significant RestrictionsFairfield bans smoking within 25 feet of any doorway or operable window opening onto Texas Street, or onto the rear…
Read full rule →Folsom
Significant RestrictionsFolsom Municipal Code 8.17.070 bans smoking in every recreation area in the city, including parks, trails, sports…
Read full rule →Fremont
Significant RestrictionsFremont bans smoking in a wide list of outdoor public places, including outdoor dining areas, stadiums and…
Read full rule →Fullerton
Significant RestrictionsSmoking a cigarette, cigar or other tobacco-related product is banned on Fullerton's public recreational trails, at…
Read full rule →Glendale
Significant RestrictionsGlendale bars smoking within 20 feet of nonenclosed public places, outdoor dining and seating areas, outdoor events…
Read full rule →Hanford
Significant RestrictionsHanford bans smoking within 20 to 250 feet of parks, outdoor dining, shopping centers, sports and youth events…
Read full rule →Hayward
Significant RestrictionsHayward bans smoking, indoors or outdoors, across a long list of public places, including restaurants, transit stops…
Read full rule →Hemet
Significant RestrictionsHemet prohibits smoking in unenclosed public areas under City Code § 34-94: city property, outdoor public events…
Read full rule →Hercules
Significant RestrictionsHercules bans smoking in most outdoor public places, not just indoors. City Code Section 5-6.109 prohibits lighting up…
Read full rule →Huntington Beach
Significant RestrictionsHuntington Beach bans smoking on the beach, pier, pier plaza and in every city park unless the Director has posted a…
Read full rule →Indio
Significant RestrictionsIndio bans smoking, including vaping, within 25 feet of outdoor dining areas, service areas, recreational areas, and…
Read full rule →Irvine
Significant RestrictionsIrvine bans smoking, a term the code defines to include marijuana and vape smoke, in every public place, from parks and…
Read full rule →Lancaster
Significant RestrictionsLancaster bans smoking and tobacco use in unenclosed public areas under Section 8.32.040: recreational areas like parks…
Read full rule →Long Beach
Significant RestrictionsLong Beach bans smoking in improved City parks, beaches, the beach bike path, bus stops and most outdoor dining areas…
Read full rule →Los Angeles County
Significant RestrictionsSmoking is banned within 25 feet of restaurant and bar patios, within 40 feet of food trucks, on public beaches, and at…
Read full rule →Madera
Significant RestrictionsMadera bans smoking, defined to include cannabis and vaping devices, in unenclosed public places such as outdoor dining…
Read full rule →Madera County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Madera County bans smoking, vaping, and tobacco or nicotine use in outdoor public places, recreational…
Read full rule →Marin County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Marin County bans smoking in unenclosed public places under Marin County Code § 7.70.050: parks, outdoor…
Read full rule →Merced
Significant RestrictionsMerced law bans smoking in every place in the city, with only the narrow exceptions carved out in the smoking…
Read full rule →Monterey
Significant RestrictionsMonterey bans smoking, defined to include vaping and any plant product intended for human inhalation, on all beaches…
Read full rule →Moorpark
Significant RestrictionsMoorpark bans smoking in parks, sidewalks, trails, playgrounds, and within 25 feet of building entrances and outdoor…
Read full rule →Moreno Valley
Significant RestrictionsMoreno Valley bars smoking in every city and district park unless the parks director has designated and posted a…
Read full rule →Murrieta
Significant RestrictionsMurrieta bans smoking, including vaping, in every city park, sports facility, and outdoor dining area, plus anywhere…
Read full rule →Newport Beach
Significant RestrictionsNewport Beach bans smoking tobacco products across a long list of public places under Municipal Code Sec. 6.25.020…
Read full rule →Norwalk
Significant RestrictionsNorwalk Municipal Code § 8.44.030 bans smoking, including vaping, in every public recreational area, City facility and…
Read full rule →Oakland
Significant RestrictionsOakland bans smoking and vaping in unenclosed service areas, dining areas, and recreational areas like parks and…
Read full rule →Oceanside
Significant RestrictionsOceanside bans smoking throughout its public parks, beaches, the Pier and Pier Plaza, the Civic Center Plaza Complex…
Read full rule →Oxnard
Significant RestrictionsOxnard bans smoking in dining areas, recreational areas, service areas, public events, and inside every building the…
Read full rule →Palmdale
Significant RestrictionsPalmdale prohibits smoking on sidewalks, outdoor dining areas, outdoor worksites, golf courses and within 35 feet of…
Read full rule →Petaluma
Significant RestrictionsPetaluma bans smoking in the unenclosed areas of public places, plazas, recreation areas, open space, service areas and…
Read full rule →Pleasanton
Significant RestrictionsPleasanton Municipal Code § 9.24.040(A) bans smoking in enclosed public places and in a long list of named outdoor…
Read full rule →Pomona
Significant RestrictionsPomona makes smoking a misdemeanor in every public park. City Code Sec. 38-73 lists 16 specific acts prohibited in…
Read full rule →Rancho Cordova
Significant RestrictionsRancho Cordova bans smoking in a long list of outdoor public spaces: Municipal Code Section 6.84.030(A)(26) prohibits…
Read full rule →Redondo Beach
Significant RestrictionsRedondo Beach bans smoking in public places citywide, including streets, sidewalks, parks, playgrounds and outdoor…
Read full rule →Redwood City
Significant RestrictionsRedwood City bans smoking inside every enclosed public place, from restaurants and retail stores to sports arenas and…
Read full rule →Ridgecrest
Significant RestrictionsRidgecrest bans smoking, including e-cigarette vapor and marijuana smoke, inside all city-owned buildings and vehicles…
Read full rule →Riverside
Significant RestrictionsRiverside bans smoking, including electronic cigarettes, in any public place under RMC Chapter 6.23. City buildings…
Read full rule →Roseville
Significant RestrictionsSmoking, lighting, or carrying a lit pipe, cigar, cigarette, or other smoking device is banned in every city park in…
Read full rule →Sacramento
Significant RestrictionsSmoking is prohibited in all Sacramento city parks under City Code § 12.72.135, with butts and other smoking waste…
Read full rule →Sacramento County
Significant RestrictionsSacramento County Code § 9.36.057 bans smoking on nature trails, in nature areas, and in any posted park facility, and…
Read full rule →Salinas
Significant RestrictionsSalinas Municipal Code Sec. 16-11.030 bans smoking, including vaping and e-cigarettes, inside every enclosed public…
Read full rule →San Bernardino
Significant RestrictionsSmoking anywhere in a San Bernardino public park is against the law under Section 8.73.050, with no carve-out for…
Read full rule →San Francisco
Significant RestrictionsSan Francisco prohibits smoking in every unenclosed City park, square, garden, playing field, recreational pier, and…
Read full rule →San Jose
Significant RestrictionsSan Jose bans smoking in every city park, all outdoor dining areas, and outdoor service lines, plus within 25 feet of…
Read full rule →San Leandro
Significant RestrictionsSan Leandro bans smoking in unenclosed public places under Municipal Code § 4-12-205, covering parks, playgrounds, golf…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Significant RestrictionsSan Marcos bans smoking and vaping in public places and workplaces, on outdoor patio dining areas and within 20 feet of…
Read full rule →San Mateo County
Significant RestrictionsSan Mateo County bans smoking, including e-cigarettes and vaping, throughout its unincorporated area and on every…
Read full rule →San Rafael
Significant RestrictionsSan Rafael's Clean Indoor and Outdoor Air ordinance bans smoking in nearly all unenclosed public spaces: parks, plazas…
Read full rule →Santa Ana
Significant RestrictionsSanta Ana bans smoking outright in every city building, park, stadium and zoo under Sec. 18-40. The prohibition covers…
Read full rule →Santa Barbara County
Significant RestrictionsSmoking, vaping, and other tobacco use is banned outdoors across unincorporated Santa Barbara County: within 20 feet of…
Read full rule →Santa Cruz County
Significant RestrictionsSanta Cruz County bans smoking outdoors at every unincorporated county park, beach, recreation area and trail, plus…
Read full rule →Santa Maria
Significant RestrictionsSanta Maria bans smoking in every City park, plaza and public parking facility, plus within a reasonable distance of…
Read full rule →Santa Monica
Significant RestrictionsSanta Monica bans smoking in an extensive list of public outdoor and indoor locations, including all parks, beaches…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa
Significant RestrictionsSanta Rosa bans smoking in unenclosed public places under City Code Section 9-20.050, covering parks, outdoor dining…
Read full rule →Sonoma
Significant RestrictionsThe City of Sonoma bans smoking and vaping in the unenclosed areas of recreational areas, service areas, public places…
Read full rule →South Gate
Significant RestrictionsChapter 6.42 of South Gate's municipal code bans smoking in outdoor public places, sidewalks, parking lots, plazas…
Read full rule →Sunnyvale
Significant RestrictionsSunnyvale bars smoking in a long list of outdoor and unenclosed public spaces, including outdoor dining areas, public…
Read full rule →Temecula
Significant RestrictionsTemecula bans smoking, vaping, and any lit or heated 'plant product' in unenclosed public places under Municipal Code §…
Read full rule →Turlock
Significant RestrictionsTurlock bans smoking, chewing, or using any tobacco product or drug in every city park and on other public property…
Read full rule →Twain Harte
Significant RestrictionsCalifornia and Tuolumne County rules ban smoking in state parks, on Stanislaus National Forest trails during fire…
Read full rule →Union City
Significant RestrictionsUnion City bans smoking in unenclosed public places, including parks and other recreational areas, service areas…
Read full rule →Upland
Significant RestrictionsUpland Municipal Code § 9.60.010 prohibits smoking and vaping, including e-cigarettes, in all public spaces in the…
Read full rule →Vacaville
Significant RestrictionsVacaville bars smoking cigarettes, cigars, pipes, or any other combustible substance inside any city park or…
Read full rule →Vallejo
Significant RestrictionsVallejo Municipal Code Section 7.68.060 bans smoking, including vaping and cannabis, in the unenclosed areas of…
Read full rule →Ventura
Significant RestrictionsSan Buenaventura Municipal Code Section 8.350.030 bans smoking in outdoor public places across the city, including…
Read full rule →Vista
Significant RestrictionsVista bans smoking in any public place, controlled location, or place of employment outside designated smoking areas…
Read full rule →West Sacramento
Significant RestrictionsWest Sacramento bans smoking, including vaping, in every enclosed and open-air area of city-owned property, parks…
Read full rule →Whittier
Significant RestrictionsWhittier bans smoking in every posted no-smoking area on city-owned or operated public facilities, which by ordinance…
Read full rule →Yolo County
Significant RestrictionsYolo County bans smoking on virtually all outdoor property it owns or leases, including parking lots, walkways and…
Read full rule →Anaheim
Some RestrictionsSmoking is unlawful in any public park in Anaheim and in public restrooms in any public or private building under…
Read full rule →Baldwin Park
Some RestrictionsBaldwin Park bans smoking in public parks, on city-owned premises, in outdoor dining and service areas, and within 20…
Read full rule →Brentwood
Some RestrictionsBrentwood bans smoking in every city park and recreation facility except areas the city marks off for it. Chapter 7.02…
Read full rule →Ceres
Some RestrictionsCeres prohibits smoking in public parks, playgrounds, and near schools and daycare facilities whenever children are…
Read full rule →Chico
Some RestrictionsChico bans smoking, including vaping, within 20 feet of doorways, windows or other openings into places where smoking…
Read full rule →Davis
Some RestrictionsDavis bans smoking, including e-cigarette vapor, within twenty feet of restaurant and bar patios, public event areas…
Read full rule →Dublin
Some RestrictionsDublin, California bans smoking in every city park and in outdoor dining areas, service lines, and city-sponsored…
Read full rule →Fresno County
Some RestrictionsFresno County bans smoking on grain, grass, brush or timber-covered land between June 1 and October 31 each year under…
Read full rule →Garden Grove
Some RestrictionsGarden Grove Municipal Code Section 8.40.090 bans cigarettes, smokeless tobacco, and any other tobacco or smoking…
Read full rule →Glenn County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Glenn County bans smoking within 20 feet of any building entryway and inside common areas of shopping…
Read full rule →Inglewood
Some RestrictionsInglewood bans smoking, including tobacco, weed, or any other combustible substance, at any public outdoor City event…
Read full rule →Lake County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Lake County bans smoking and tobacco use within 30 feet of building entrances and windows, and in the…
Read full rule →Los Angeles
Some RestrictionsLAMC § 41.50 prohibits smoking, including vaping and any electronic smoking device, in outdoor dining areas, City-owned…
Read full rule →Menifee
Some RestrictionsMenifee Code of Ordinances Section 13.01.290 makes it unlawful to smoke tobacco or marijuana, or dispose of a lit…
Read full rule →Mission Viejo
Some RestrictionsMission Viejo bars smoking a cigarette, cigar, or other tobacco product within 25 feet of any playground or tot lot…
Read full rule →Modesto
Some RestrictionsModesto's Smoking Pollution Control Ordinance bars smoking in every enclosed public place citywide and, outdoors…
Read full rule →Monterey County
Some RestrictionsMonterey County bans smoking in most enclosed public places across the unincorporated county, but treats outdoor spots…
Read full rule →Mountain View
Some RestrictionsMountain View extends its smoking ban outdoors to picnic areas, dining areas (including streets and sidewalks used for…
Read full rule →Perris
Some RestrictionsSmoking is barred everywhere inside Perris city vehicles and in every enclosed public area of a city facility, and…
Read full rule →Placer County
Some RestrictionsPlacer County bans smoking and vaping across its own government center and other county-owned or county-leased…
Read full rule →Rohnert Park
Some RestrictionsRohnert Park bans smoking in a long list of outdoor spaces, from parks and playgrounds to restaurant patios and farmers…
Read full rule →San Bernardino County
Some RestrictionsSmoking is banned in unenclosed sports complex seating areas, transit depot waiting areas, and all public transit…
Read full rule →Santa Clara
Some RestrictionsSanta Clara bans smoking in open-air dining areas, public parks, service areas and any public place hosting a public…
Read full rule →Solano County
Some RestrictionsSmoking is banned in any area of a Solano County park that the parks division has posted as non-smoking under Section…
Read full rule →Sonoma County
Some RestrictionsSonoma County bans smoking in unincorporated-area parks, public events, service lines, and outdoor dining areas, plus a…
Read full rule →Stanislaus County
Some RestrictionsStanislaus County bans smoking and vaping, including marijuana, cigars, cigarettes and any tobacco or nicotine product…
Read full rule →Stockton
Some RestrictionsStockton bans smoking within 20 feet of the main entrance, exit, or operable window of any building open to the public…
Read full rule →Thousand Oaks
Some RestrictionsThousand Oaks bans smoking, including e-cigarettes and vaping, in most outdoor public places citywide: playgrounds and…
Read full rule →West Covina
Some RestrictionsWest Covina prohibits smoking, including vaping and marijuana, in any public park or public place the city has posted…
Read full rule →Yuba County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Yuba County, smoking is banned inside county buildings and within 50 feet of any building entrance…
Read full rule →Butte County
Light RestrictionsButte County bans smoking tobacco or using an electronic smoking device outdoors within 20 feet of a main entrance…
Read full rule →Calaveras County
Light RestrictionsCalaveras County bans smoking inside any building or vehicle the county owns or leases, and within twenty feet of a…
Read full rule →Fresno
Light RestrictionsFresno's smoking ban is written for enclosed spaces, so parks and open patios aren't covered -- except at the city's…
Read full rule →Lodi
Light RestrictionsLodi's smoking pollution control ordinance, Chapter 8.16, defines its ban by 'enclosed' spaces closed in by a roof and…
Read full rule →Orange County
Light RestrictionsOrange County doesn't ban smoking outdoors by default in its regional parks and beaches. The Parks Director can…
Read full rule →Redlands
Light RestrictionsRedlands does not ban smoking citywide in parks or on patios. Its one outdoor smoking prohibition covers the city's own…
Read full rule →San Joaquin County
Light RestrictionsSan Joaquin County's Park Administrator can declare any county park smoke-free, post "no smoking" signs at the…
Read full rule →Tracy
Light RestrictionsTracy bans smoking at the entrances, exits, and outdoor entryways of every enclosed public building, workplace…
Read full rule →Visalia
Light RestrictionsSmoking is prohibited in virtually all indoor public places in Visalia, stores, restaurants, banks, workplaces…
Read full rule →Truckee
Few RestrictionsTruckee's smoking ordinance, TMC Chapter 9.03, regulates only 'enclosed' places, defined as closed in by a roof and…
Read full rule →Jaywalking
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Antioch
Some RestrictionsAntioch requires pedestrians to cross at right angles to the curb, by the shortest route, except in a marked crosswalk…
Read full rule →Bakersfield
Some RestrictionsBakersfield Municipal Code § 10.48.020 requires pedestrians to cross at a marked crosswalk anywhere inside the central…
Read full rule →Baldwin Park
Some RestrictionsBaldwin Park requires pedestrians to cross streets at a crosswalk or intersection wherever one has been established…
Read full rule →Berkeley
Some RestrictionsIn Berkeley's business districts, pedestrians must cross at a marked crosswalk; Municipal Code Section 14.32.020 makes…
Read full rule →Brentwood
Some RestrictionsBrentwood pedestrians must cross a roadway at right angles to the curb, take the shortest route to the opposite curb…
Read full rule →Carlsbad
Some RestrictionsCarlsbad bars pedestrians from crossing anywhere except a marked crosswalk within any business district, and everywhere…
Read full rule →Ceres
Some RestrictionsCeres bars pedestrians from crossing designated streets outside a crosswalk or intersection, and requires right-angle…
Read full rule →Chino
Some RestrictionsChino can post signs barring pedestrians and bicyclists from crossing the roadway at specific spots the council finds…
Read full rule →Clovis
Some RestrictionsClovis bars pedestrians from crossing mid-block anywhere except at a crosswalk inside the Central Traffic District…
Read full rule →Compton
Some RestrictionsCompton requires pedestrians to cross a roadway in a marked crosswalk where one exists, or otherwise only at right…
Read full rule →Corona
Some RestrictionsCorona requires pedestrians crossing between signal-controlled intersections to use a marked crosswalk, and even where…
Read full rule →El Monte
Some RestrictionsInside El Monte's central traffic district or any business district, pedestrians must cross only at a crosswalk under…
Read full rule →Elk Grove
Some RestrictionsElk Grove pedestrians must cross at a right angle to the curb or by the shortest route to the opposite curb unless they…
Read full rule →Fairfield
Some RestrictionsIn any business district, § 11.6.1 of the Fairfield Municipal Code requires pedestrians to cross a roadway only at a…
Read full rule →Fontana
Some RestrictionsFontana requires pedestrians to use a marked crosswalk when crossing a roadway in a business district under Municipal…
Read full rule →Glendale
Some RestrictionsIn any Glendale business district, Municipal Code Section 10.20.020 requires pedestrians to cross the roadway only at a…
Read full rule →Hanford
Some RestrictionsHanford bars pedestrians from crossing the roadway anywhere in a business district unless they use a marked crosswalk…
Read full rule →Hercules
Some RestrictionsHercules requires pedestrians to cross the street inside a marked crosswalk whenever they are within a business…
Read full rule →Huntington Beach
Some RestrictionsPedestrians in Huntington Beach's central traffic district or any business district must cross only at a marked…
Read full rule →Inglewood
Some RestrictionsInglewood Municipal Code Sec. 3-31 makes it unlawful for a pedestrian to cross a roadway in a business district…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsIn Lakewood's business districts, pedestrians must cross by crosswalk only, and one stretch of Candlewood Street is…
Read full rule →Long Beach
Some RestrictionsIn Long Beach's Central Traffic District and in any business district, pedestrians must use a marked crosswalk unless…
Read full rule →Los Angeles County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated LA County, the traffic commissioner can post signs banning pedestrian crossing at hazardous mid-block…
Read full rule →Madera
Some RestrictionsMadera bars pedestrians from crossing a roadway anywhere but a marked crosswalk inside the Central Traffic District or…
Read full rule →Merced
Some RestrictionsMerced pedestrians must cross the roadway in a crosswalk within a business district or wherever a marked crosswalk…
Read full rule →Modesto
Some RestrictionsIn any Modesto business district, as defined by California Vehicle Code Section 235, pedestrians must cross a roadway…
Read full rule →Mountain View
Some RestrictionsMountain View requires pedestrians to cross at a crosswalk anywhere in a business district; crossing mid-block there is…
Read full rule →Oakland
Some RestrictionsOakland pedestrians must cross at right angles to the curb or take the shortest route to the opposite curb outside…
Read full rule →Oceanside
Some RestrictionsOceanside City Code Section 9.1 bars pedestrians from crossing a roadway anywhere except at an intersection, but only…
Read full rule →Ontario
Some RestrictionsOntario Municipal Code Sec. 4-6.902 bars pedestrians from crossing a roadway anywhere except a marked crosswalk within…
Read full rule →Pasadena
Some RestrictionsPasadena's municipal code bars pedestrians from crossing anywhere except a marked crosswalk inside the city's business…
Read full rule →Petaluma
Some RestrictionsIn Petaluma's central traffic district and any business district, pedestrians must cross the roadway at a marked…
Read full rule →Pleasanton
Some RestrictionsIn Pleasanton's business district, pedestrians must cross the street at a crosswalk. Municipal Code § 11.56.020 says it…
Read full rule →Rancho Cordova
Some RestrictionsRancho Cordova pedestrians must cross a roadway at a right angle to the curb, or by the shortest route to the opposite…
Read full rule →Rancho Cucamonga
Some RestrictionsRancho Cucamonga bars pedestrians from crossing outside a marked crosswalk in any business district or on a…
Read full rule →Redlands
Some RestrictionsIn Redlands, California, pedestrians in the central traffic district or any business district must cross the roadway at…
Read full rule →Redondo Beach
Some RestrictionsPedestrians in the Central Traffic District must cross only in a marked crosswalk under Section 3-7.1002, and…
Read full rule →Redwood City
Some RestrictionsIn Redwood City's business district, pedestrians must cross the roadway only at a marked crosswalk. City Code Sec…
Read full rule →Rialto
Some RestrictionsIn Rialto's business districts, pedestrians must use a crosswalk to cross the street; crossing anywhere else violates…
Read full rule →Ridgecrest
Some RestrictionsRidgecrest bars pedestrians from crossing any city-designated through street outside a marked or unmarked crosswalk…
Read full rule →Rohnert Park
Some RestrictionsRohnert Park Municipal Code Section 10.64.020 requires pedestrians to cross at a marked crosswalk within the central…
Read full rule →Roseville
Some RestrictionsRoseville pedestrians must use a crosswalk to cross the street within any business district, and everywhere else must…
Read full rule →Sacramento
Some RestrictionsCrossing a Sacramento through street anywhere within 300 feet of a marked crosswalk, other than inside that crosswalk…
Read full rule →Sacramento County
Some RestrictionsSacramento County's traffic director can close any roadway stretch between intersections to pedestrian crossing by…
Read full rule →San Jose
Some RestrictionsSan Jose bans crossing outside a crosswalk in the central business district and other business districts, unless a…
Read full rule →San Leandro
Some RestrictionsSLMC § 6-3-110 makes it unlawful for a pedestrian to cross any roadway within a business district except in a…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Some RestrictionsSan Marcos lets its Traffic Commission designate specific mid-block locations where crossing is prohibited, and once…
Read full rule →Santa Clara
Some RestrictionsSanta Clara bars pedestrians from crossing any roadway in a business district except at a marked crosswalk, under…
Read full rule →Santa Maria
Some RestrictionsPedestrians in Santa Maria's business districts must cross the roadway at a crosswalk. Crossing mid-block or outside a…
Read full rule →Sonoma
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Sonoma, pedestrians must cross a roadway inside a marked crosswalk if one exists within 100 feet in any…
Read full rule →Turlock
Some RestrictionsTurlock prohibits pedestrians from crossing a roadway outside a marked crosswalk within any business district, as…
Read full rule →Union City
Some RestrictionsIn Union City's central traffic district and business districts, pedestrians must cross roadways only in marked or…
Read full rule →Vacaville
Some RestrictionsVacaville Municipal Code Section 10.36.046 requires pedestrians to cross only in a marked or unmarked crosswalk on any…
Read full rule →Ventura
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Ventura's central traffic district and in any business district, pedestrians may cross a roadway only at…
Read full rule →Vista
Some RestrictionsVista Municipal Code section 10.28.020(C) bars pedestrians from walking in the roadway next to a usable sidewalk except…
Read full rule →West Covina
Some RestrictionsWest Covina requires pedestrians crossing outside a marked crosswalk to take the shortest route straight across at…
Read full rule →Westminster
Some RestrictionsWestminster Code § 10.40.020 requires pedestrians to cross only at a marked crosswalk within the central traffic…
Read full rule →Whittier
Some RestrictionsWhittier bars pedestrians from crossing any roadway outside a marked crosswalk in the city's business districts, and…
Read full rule →Yuba City
Some RestrictionsYuba City requires pedestrians to cross at right angles or by the shortest route to the opposite curb outside marked…
Read full rule →Camarillo
Light RestrictionsCamarillo's own code does not ban jaywalking generally, it only requires pedestrians near a marked underpass, subway…
Read full rule →Chico
Light RestrictionsIn Chico's central traffic and business districts, pedestrians must cross only at a marked crosswalk: jaywalking there…
Read full rule →Chula Vista
Light RestrictionsIn Chula Vista's business districts, pedestrians must use a marked crosswalk to cross the street. CVMC 10.76.040 makes…
Read full rule →Costa Mesa
Light RestrictionsCosta Mesa pedestrians must use a marked crosswalk between intersections controlled by a traffic signal or a police…
Read full rule →Davis
Light RestrictionsDavis requires pedestrians to cross at right angles to the curb or by the shortest route to the opposite curb unless a…
Read full rule →Fullerton
Light RestrictionsFullerton pedestrians must use a marked crosswalk when crossing within the Business District: FMC § 8.36.020 makes any…
Read full rule →Hawthorne
Light RestrictionsHawthorne requires pedestrians to use a marked crosswalk when crossing any roadway in the business district, and…
Read full rule →Indio
Light RestrictionsIndio requires pedestrians to cross at right angles or in a marked crosswalk, but § 70.160 bars a stop or citation for…
Read full rule →Lodi
Light RestrictionsLodi Municipal Code Section 10.36.010 lets the public works director post signs barring pedestrians from crossing at…
Read full rule →Monterey
Light RestrictionsIn a Monterey business district, § 20-63 requires pedestrians to cross the roadway only at a marked crosswalk. The…
Read full rule →Palm Springs
Light RestrictionsPalm Springs Municipal Code Section 12.68.020 requires pedestrians in any business district to cross the roadway only…
Read full rule →Riverside
Light RestrictionsJaywalking is illegal in Riverside's business districts. RMC § 10.40.050 requires every pedestrian to cross at a marked…
Read full rule →Salinas
Light RestrictionsSalinas does not ban jaywalking citywide; Municipal Code Section 20-44 only requires pedestrians to use a crosswalk on…
Read full rule →San Clemente
Light RestrictionsSan Clemente Municipal Code Section 10.24.020 requires pedestrians in any business district to cross the roadway only…
Read full rule →San Diego
Light RestrictionsSan Diego has no jaywalking ordinance of its own: pedestrians are bound by California Vehicle Code § 21955, which bars…
Read full rule →San Rafael
Light RestrictionsSan Rafael bars pedestrians from crossing anywhere but a marked crosswalk within any business district, and everywhere…
Read full rule →Santa Ana
Light RestrictionsSanta Ana doesn't ban crossing outside a crosswalk citywide. Municipal Code § 36-117 only makes it illegal where the…
Read full rule →Stockton
Light RestrictionsIn Stockton's Central Traffic District and any business district, pedestrians must cross the roadway at a marked…
Read full rule →Sunnyvale
Light RestrictionsSunnyvale requires pedestrians to cross streets by the shortest route straight across, at right angles to the curb…
Read full rule →Tracy
Light RestrictionsCrossing a Tracy street anywhere other than a marked crosswalk, or not by a straight, right-angle line to the opposite…
Read full rule →Public Marijuana Use
CA Health & Safety Code §11362.3 prohibits cannabis use in public, including parks, sidewalks, and inside vehicles; penalties and consumption-lounge exceptions.
Berkeley
Heavy RestrictionsBerkeley Municipal Code Section 12.22.040(F) bans consuming cannabis or cannabis products in any public place citywide…
Read full rule →Clovis
Heavy RestrictionsClovis Municipal Code Section 5.22.06 confines all marijuana smoking, vaping, and consumption to inside a private…
Read full rule →Downey
Heavy RestrictionsDowney Municipal Code §4102 bans consuming marijuana or any controlled substance, and bans possessing marijuana pipes…
Read full rule →El Cajon
Heavy RestrictionsEl Cajon's smoking ordinance defines "smoking" to include lighting or possessing "any other weed or plant or plant…
Read full rule →El Monte
Heavy RestrictionsEl Monte's Smoke-Free Public and Quasi-Public Places ordinance, Chapter 8.76, defines 'smoke' to include marijuana…
Read full rule →Glendale
Heavy RestrictionsGlendale's citywide smoking law reaches marijuana directly: Municipal Code Chapter 8.52 defines "smoke" to include a…
Read full rule →Hercules
Heavy RestrictionsHercules Municipal Code Section 4-18.03(f) bars smoking or ingesting marijuana in any public place, in a vehicle, or…
Read full rule →Kings County
Heavy RestrictionsPublic marijuana use is banned throughout unincorporated Kings County: smoking or consuming cannabis in any venue open…
Read full rule →Madera County
Heavy RestrictionsSmoking, ingesting, or otherwise consuming marijuana anywhere outside a private residence is illegal across…
Read full rule →Mission Viejo
Heavy RestrictionsMission Viejo Municipal Code Section 11.23B.003(a) declares personal recreational marijuana use, possession, purchase…
Read full rule →Rancho Cordova
Heavy RestrictionsRancho Cordova bans consuming marijuana, including medical use otherwise allowed under state law, on any public…
Read full rule →Riverside
Heavy RestrictionsRiverside Municipal Code § 9.07.040 makes it unlawful for anyone under 18 to consume cannabis, alcohol, or any other…
Read full rule →Roseville
Heavy RestrictionsSmoking or ingesting marijuana in any public place is declared an unlawful public nuisance under Roseville Municipal…
Read full rule →Sacramento
Heavy RestrictionsSacramento bars consuming cannabis in public places, mirroring California Health & Safety Code Section 11362.3…
Read full rule →San Bernardino
Heavy RestrictionsChapter 8.97 bans smoking or vaping cannabis in every public place, dining area, service area, recreational area and…
Read full rule →San Diego
Heavy RestrictionsSan Diego bans smoking, vaping, and ingesting cannabis or cannabis products in any public place or place open to the…
Read full rule →San Luis Obispo County
Heavy RestrictionsSan Luis Obispo County bans smoking or vaping marijuana anywhere the public gathers, from sidewalks and parks to bars…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Heavy RestrictionsSan Marcos makes it unlawful to smoke, vape, ingest or possess cannabis in any public place, at locations where tobacco…
Read full rule →Santa Clarita
Heavy RestrictionsSanta Clarita's smoking ordinance reaches marijuana, not just tobacco. Section 9.50.020 defines "smoke or smoking" to…
Read full rule →Simi Valley
Heavy RestrictionsSimi Valley Municipal Code Section 5-41.05 makes it unlawful to smoke, vaporize, or ingest cannabis or medicinal…
Read full rule →Thousand Oaks
Heavy RestrictionsSmoking, vaping, or otherwise consuming cannabis in any public place is illegal in Thousand Oaks under California…
Read full rule →Upland
Heavy RestrictionsUpland Municipal Code Chapter 9.48 prohibits marijuana use and activity everywhere in the city, indoors and outdoors…
Read full rule →Vacaville
Heavy RestrictionsVacaville Municipal Code Section 9.14.030(D) makes it unlawful to use, smoke, or otherwise engage in any cannabis…
Read full rule →Alameda
Significant RestrictionsAlameda's smoking ordinance defines 'smoking' to include inhaling or carrying any lighted or heated tobacco or cannabis…
Read full rule →Bellflower
Significant RestrictionsBellflower's dispensary ordinance makes it unlawful to smoke, vape, ingest, or otherwise consume cannabis, alcohol, or…
Read full rule →Camarillo
Significant RestrictionsCamarillo expressly bars smoking, vaping, or ingesting marijuana products on Constitution Park, Dizdar Park, the…
Read full rule →Carlsbad
Significant RestrictionsCarlsbad bans smoking or ingesting cannabis in any public place under Municipal Code Section 8.90.030(C), a provision…
Read full rule →Carson
Significant RestrictionsCarson's secondhand-smoke ordinance defines "smoke" to include marijuana smoke and bans it in recreational areas…
Read full rule →Chico
Significant RestrictionsChico bans consuming or using cannabis on public property or anywhere accessible to or visible from the public…
Read full rule →Chino
Significant RestrictionsChino bans smoking, expressly including marijuana, inside any city-owned or leased public building and within twenty…
Read full rule →Chula Vista
Significant RestrictionsChula Vista's smoking ordinance, adopted to prohibit "the smoking of tobacco, or any weed or plant," bars lighting a…
Read full rule →Corona
Significant RestrictionsCorona bans smoking tobacco, cannabis or any other lighted weed or plant inside, or near the entrances of, any building…
Read full rule →El Dorado County
Significant RestrictionsEl Dorado County's public smoking ordinance defines 'smoking' broadly, in County Code Section 8.60.030, to include…
Read full rule →Elk Grove
Significant RestrictionsElk Grove bans smoking or ingesting cannabis in any public place, extending the same restriction that covers tobacco…
Read full rule →Fontana
Significant RestrictionsSmoking, including cannabis, is prohibited and unlawful in every city-owned and operated park in Fontana under Sec…
Read full rule →Fresno
Significant RestrictionsFresno's Smoking Pollution Control Ordinance defines "smoking" to include any lighted or heated plant product intended…
Read full rule →Hanford
Significant RestrictionsHanford bans smoking or otherwise consuming cannabis anywhere in the city except entirely inside the habitable rooms of…
Read full rule →Hawthorne
Significant RestrictionsHawthorne's smoking ordinance defines "smoking" to include possessing a lighted marijuana product, so its public-place…
Read full rule →Hayward
Significant RestrictionsHayward bars smoking or vaping cannabis within 1,000 feet of a school, day care center, or youth center whenever…
Read full rule →Indio
Significant RestrictionsIndio's Smoke-Free Areas ordinance defines "smoking" to expressly include cannabis, so public marijuana consumption is…
Read full rule →Kern County
Significant RestrictionsKern County bans smoking, ingesting, or otherwise using cannabis products anywhere in a county park or other public…
Read full rule →Lancaster
Significant RestrictionsLancaster's smoking ordinance folds cannabis in with tobacco: the code's definition of "Smoke" expressly includes…
Read full rule →Los Angeles County
Significant RestrictionsIn unincorporated Los Angeles County, Code Section 11.64.030 bans smoking or vaping cannabis in public beaches…
Read full rule →Los Banos
Significant RestrictionsLos Banos bars smoking, ingesting or consuming marijuana citywide to the extent state law makes it unlawful, and…
Read full rule →Menifee
Significant RestrictionsMenifee Municipal Code Chapter 11.45 bans smoking or consuming marijuana anywhere on city-owned or leased property…
Read full rule →Murrieta
Significant RestrictionsMurrieta bars consuming or even possessing marijuana, other controlled substances, or related paraphernalia in any…
Read full rule →Norwalk
Significant RestrictionsNorwalk folds marijuana into its citywide smoking ban. Municipal Code Section 8.44.020 defines "smoking" to include…
Read full rule →Oxnard
Significant RestrictionsOxnard's smoking ordinance defines "smoking" to include burning weed or plant material, not just tobacco, and bans it…
Read full rule →Petaluma
Significant RestrictionsPetaluma's smoking ordinance defines smoking broadly enough to cover marijuana, treating it the same as tobacco: the…
Read full rule →Redlands
Significant RestrictionsRedlands City Code section 18.18.030(D) makes it unlawful to smoke or ingest marijuana in any public place anywhere in…
Read full rule →Redwood City
Significant RestrictionsRedwood City bars anyone from smoking, vaping, eating, or otherwise consuming cannabis at a licensed cannabis business…
Read full rule →Salinas
Significant RestrictionsSalinas Municipal Code Sec. 16-11.020 defines 'smoking' under the city's smoking pollution control law to expressly…
Read full rule →Santa Cruz County
Significant RestrictionsSanta Cruz County's Smoking Pollution Control ordinance, SCCC Chapter 7.88, defines "smoking" to include burning or…
Read full rule →Santa Maria
Significant RestrictionsSanta Maria regulates public marijuana smoking the same as tobacco smoking. Section 6-12.10 subjects smoking marijuana…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa
Significant RestrictionsSanta Rosa's Smoking Regulations chapter defines "smoking" to include marijuana, so the citywide bans on smoking apply…
Read full rule →South Gate
Significant RestrictionsSouth Gate bans possessing, consuming, or carrying marijuana or paraphernalia in any city park, and separately bars…
Read full rule →Sunnyvale
Significant RestrictionsSunnyvale's smoking ordinance defines "smoke" to expressly include "marijuana smoke," so the citywide list of…
Read full rule →Twain Harte
Significant RestrictionsProposition 64 and Tuolumne County rules prohibit smoking, vaping, or eating cannabis in any Twain Harte public place…
Read full rule →Union City
Significant RestrictionsUnion City's definition of 'smoke' in its public smoking law expressly includes marijuana smoke, so recreational…
Read full rule →Davis
Some RestrictionsDavis Municipal Code § 34.02.025 separately and expressly bans smoking marijuana or marijuana products in every…
Read full rule →Long Beach
Some RestrictionsPublic cannabis consumption is illegal across Long Beach under both state law and the city smoke-free ordinance…
Read full rule →Manteca
Some RestrictionsManteca's cannabis chapter declares smoking or ingesting cannabis in any public place a public nuisance, enforceable as…
Read full rule →Mountain View
Some RestrictionsMountain View's cannabis ordinance bars consuming cannabis, by any method, at a cannabis business's premises or in any…
Read full rule →Oceanside
Some RestrictionsOceanside's smoking ordinance bars lighting up tobacco or "any other weed or plant" in public places, and separately…
Read full rule →Pacifica
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Pacifica, public consumption of cannabis products on the sidewalk or public space outside a licensed…
Read full rule →Pomona
Some RestrictionsSmoking or ingesting cannabis anywhere the public can view it, including a front yard or patio visible from the street…
Read full rule →Redondo Beach
Some RestrictionsRedondo Beach treats marijuana smoke the same as tobacco smoke under its smoking ban: Section 5-9.102 prohibits smoking…
Read full rule →Rohnert Park
Some RestrictionsRohnert Park treats smoking cannabis the same as smoking tobacco: its citywide smoking ordinance defines smoking to…
Read full rule →San Bernardino County
Some RestrictionsCalifornia Proposition 64 and San Bernardino County rules ban smoking, vaping, or eating cannabis in public places…
Read full rule →San Clemente
Some RestrictionsSan Clemente Municipal Code Section 17.28.035(C) makes personal recreational marijuana use, possession, purchase…
Read full rule →San Francisco
Some RestrictionsSan Francisco's citywide smoking ordinance defines "smoking" to include any lighted "weed or plant," covering…
Read full rule →San Jose
Some RestrictionsSan Jose Municipal Code § 6.88.440(Q) bars smoking, vaping, eating, or otherwise consuming cannabis on public sidewalks…
Read full rule →Santa Clara
Some RestrictionsSanta Clara makes it unlawful to smoke cannabis anywhere tobacco smoking is already banned under City Code Chapter 8.35…
Read full rule →Stanislaus County
Some RestrictionsStanislaus County Code § 18.06.350 bans smoking or vaporizing anything, expressly including marijuana, cigars…
Read full rule →Tracy
Some RestrictionsTracy requires every licensed cannabis business to keep its site smoke- and consumption-free: Municipal Code section…
Read full rule →Public Alcohol Use
LAMC §41.27 + CA Bus & Prof §25620 prohibit drinking alcohol on public streets, sidewalks, parks, and beaches; penalties and special-event exemptions.
Alameda
Heavy RestrictionsAlameda Municipal Code Sec. 23-5 flatly prohibits consuming any alcoholic beverage on any public street, sidewalk or…
Read full rule →Apple Valley
Heavy RestrictionsApple Valley Municipal Code § 11.20.045(E) bars drinking or possessing an open or unsealed alcoholic beverage container…
Read full rule →Butte County
Heavy RestrictionsAlong Butte Creek between the PG&E hydroelectric facility above Centerville Dam and the county's southern boundary…
Read full rule →Camarillo
Heavy RestrictionsCamarillo bans drinking or holding an open container of alcohol on streets, sidewalks, alleys, school grounds…
Read full rule →Carson
Heavy RestrictionsCarson Municipal Code § 4200.5 makes it unlawful to drink any alcoholic beverage on public streets, alleys, sidewalks…
Read full rule →Chino Hills
Heavy RestrictionsChino Hills Municipal Code § 12.32.200 flatly bans possessing or drinking alcohol anywhere in the city's open space…
Read full rule →Corona
Heavy RestrictionsCorona bans both drinking in public and carrying an open alcohol container there. Section 9.22.020 makes it unlawful to…
Read full rule →El Cajon
Heavy RestrictionsEl Cajon bans drinking alcohol on any public street, sidewalk, alley, plaza, or public/private parking lot open to the…
Read full rule →El Dorado County
Heavy RestrictionsCarrying an open container of alcohol on a public highway outside a vehicle is a misdemeanor in unincorporated El…
Read full rule →Garden Grove
Heavy RestrictionsDrinking or carrying an open container of any alcoholic beverage on a Garden Grove street, sidewalk, park, public…
Read full rule →Huntington Beach
Heavy RestrictionsHuntington Beach bans drinking any beverage over one-half of one percent alcohol on public streets, alleys, sidewalks…
Read full rule →Irvine
Heavy RestrictionsIrvine makes it an infraction to carry an opened alcohol container on any public street, sidewalk, alley or parking lot…
Read full rule →Los Angeles
Heavy RestrictionsDrinking any beverage over one-half of one percent alcohol on an LA street, sidewalk, park, playground or the Coliseum…
Read full rule →Los Angeles County
Heavy RestrictionsDrinking beer, wine, or any other intoxicating beverage on a public street, sidewalk, alley, highway, or public parking…
Read full rule →Merced
Heavy RestrictionsMerced Municipal Code Section 9.12.020 makes it a misdemeanor to serve, drink, or possess an open container of any…
Read full rule →Mission Viejo
Heavy RestrictionsMission Viejo Municipal Code Section 11.21.030 bans drinking any intoxicating liquor or fermented malt beverage on city…
Read full rule →Norwalk
Heavy RestrictionsNorwalk bans both carrying an open alcohol container and drinking alcohol on any public street, sidewalk, alley or…
Read full rule →Riverside
Heavy RestrictionsRMC § 9.05.030 makes it unlawful to drink or consume any alcoholic beverage in any public place in Riverside, and §…
Read full rule →Salinas
Heavy RestrictionsSalinas Municipal Code Sec. 21-2 makes it unlawful to drink beer, wine, or any other intoxicating beverage on any…
Read full rule →San Rafael
Heavy RestrictionsSan Rafael bans consuming alcohol or holding an open container anywhere on city-owned or controlled public property…
Read full rule →Santa Ana
Heavy RestrictionsSanta Ana bans drinking any alcoholic beverage on a street, in a park, inside an automobile or in any other public…
Read full rule →Sonoma County
Heavy RestrictionsDrinking beer, wine, or any alcoholic beverage on a public street, sidewalk, road, alley, or open parking lot is…
Read full rule →South Gate
Heavy RestrictionsDrinking alcohol on any South Gate street, sidewalk, alley, park, or other public place is illegal citywide, and the…
Read full rule →Sunnyvale
Heavy RestrictionsDrinking alcohol or carrying an open container on Sunnyvale streets, sidewalks, parkstrips, alleys, public parks or…
Read full rule →Temecula
Heavy RestrictionsTemecula bans drinking beer, wine, liquor or any other alcoholic beverage on public streets, sidewalks, parking lots…
Read full rule →Turlock
Heavy RestrictionsDrinking alcohol on Turlock sidewalks, streets, parking lots, or in parks outside licensed premises is unlawful…
Read full rule →Union City
Heavy RestrictionsUnion City makes it unlawful to drink alcohol on streets, sidewalks, parks, or any public or private property open to…
Read full rule →Upland
Heavy RestrictionsUpland Municipal Code § 9.16.020 bans drinking or possessing an opened alcoholic beverage on public streets, sidewalks…
Read full rule →West Covina
Heavy RestrictionsWest Covina bans drinking any alcoholic beverage, defined as anything with 0.5% or more alcohol by volume, on public…
Read full rule →Whittier
Heavy RestrictionsWhittier bars anyone from drinking intoxicating liquor on any public street, alley, sidewalk, park or other public…
Read full rule →Alhambra
Significant RestrictionsAlhambra bans possessing an open container of alcohol above one-half of one percent alcohol by volume on any street…
Read full rule →Baldwin Park
Significant RestrictionsBaldwin Park makes it a misdemeanor to drink beer, wine or any other alcoholic beverage on a public street, sidewalk…
Read full rule →Compton
Significant RestrictionsCompton bans drinking alcohol on any public street, sidewalk, park, recreation area, bus station, or other public place…
Read full rule →Costa Mesa
Significant RestrictionsCosta Mesa Municipal Code section 11-3 bans drinking wine, beer, whiskey, brandy or any alcoholic beverage on public…
Read full rule →Davis
Significant RestrictionsDavis bans drinking or carrying an open container of alcohol on streets, sidewalks, bike paths, greenbelts and four…
Read full rule →Downey
Significant RestrictionsDowney bans possessing or drinking alcohol on any school, public building or government grounds, and bans drinking or…
Read full rule →Escondido
Significant RestrictionsEscondido bans drinking or holding an open container of alcohol on any street, alley, public parking lot, recreational…
Read full rule →Fairfield
Significant RestrictionsFairfield bans open containers of beer, wine, or liquor on any street, sidewalk, alley, or highway, and on public or…
Read full rule →Folsom
Significant RestrictionsFolsom bans possessing an open container of alcohol on any public property or public area under Municipal Code Section…
Read full rule →Fullerton
Significant RestrictionsFullerton bans drinking alcohol in any public place or place open to the public, including inside a car parked on a…
Read full rule →Glendale
Significant RestrictionsDrinking any beverage over one percent alcohol on a Glendale street, sidewalk, park, or other public place is an…
Read full rule →Hanford
Significant RestrictionsHanford bars drinking any alcoholic beverage on a public street, sidewalk or other public way anywhere in the city, and…
Read full rule →Hawthorne
Significant RestrictionsHawthorne bans drinking alcohol and carrying an open container on any public sidewalk, street, alley, or public place…
Read full rule →Hayward
Significant RestrictionsHayward bans drinking beer, wine, or other alcohol on public streets, sidewalks, and publicly owned parking lots within…
Read full rule →Hemet
Significant RestrictionsHemet City Code § 46-1 makes it unlawful to drink or attempt to drink any alcoholic beverage while in a public place…
Read full rule →Imperial County
Significant RestrictionsPossessing or drinking alcohol anywhere in an Imperial County park is unlawful unless the director has issued an…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Significant RestrictionsLakewood bans drinking any alcoholic beverage stronger than half a percent alcohol in public places under Municipal…
Read full rule →Livermore
Significant RestrictionsLivermore Municipal Code Section 9.29.020 bars drinking beer, wine or any other alcoholic beverage on streets…
Read full rule →Long Beach
Significant RestrictionsLong Beach bans drinking in public almost everywhere in the city. Municipal Code § 9.22.010 prohibits transporting in…
Read full rule →Los Banos
Significant RestrictionsLos Banos bans drinking or possessing an open alcoholic beverage on any public street, sidewalk, or alley, and in City…
Read full rule →Madera
Significant RestrictionsMadera bars drinking intoxicating liquor on streets, sidewalks, alleys, vacant lots and other public places, and…
Read full rule →Marin County
Significant RestrictionsCounty Code § 6.10.010 bans drinking alcoholic beverages in specific public areas of unincorporated Bolinas: Wharf…
Read full rule →Merced County
Significant RestrictionsMerced County Code Section 10.32.031 bans drinking beer, wine or any alcoholic beverage on sidewalks, streets, alleys…
Read full rule →Modesto
Significant RestrictionsModesto Code § 4-2.09 makes it unlawful to drink or carry an open container of beer, wine, or any other intoxicating…
Read full rule →Moorpark
Significant RestrictionsMoorpark bans drinking or holding an open container of any beverage over 0.5% alcohol by volume on streets, sidewalks…
Read full rule →Moreno Valley
Significant RestrictionsMoreno Valley bans drinking anything over one percent alcohol, or carrying an open container, on any public street…
Read full rule →Mountain View
Significant RestrictionsMountain View bans drinking or consuming alcohol on any public street, sidewalk, median, park or parking lot, and…
Read full rule →Murrieta
Significant RestrictionsMurrieta bans drinking alcohol on any public street, sidewalk, parking lot, or in any city, county, school district, or…
Read full rule →Newport Beach
Significant RestrictionsNewport Beach bars drinking or carrying an open alcohol container on streets, sidewalks, parking lots, piers, beaches…
Read full rule →Oceanside
Significant RestrictionsOceanside bans drinking beer, wine or other alcohol on sidewalks, streets, public parking lots, the Municipal Pier…
Read full rule →Ontario
Significant RestrictionsOntario Municipal Code Sec. 5-11.02 bans drinking alcohol or possessing an open alcoholic beverage container in any…
Read full rule →Oxnard
Significant RestrictionsOxnard bans drinking beer, wine or any alcoholic beverage on public streets, sidewalks, parks and other city-owned…
Read full rule →Palmdale
Significant RestrictionsDrinking alcohol or carrying an open container in public is illegal throughout Palmdale under PMC § 9.12.020, covering…
Read full rule →Pasadena
Significant RestrictionsPasadena bans drinking any alcoholic beverage on a public street, alley, sidewalk or right-of-way, and on private…
Read full rule →Perris
Significant RestrictionsPerris makes it unlawful to drink or attempt to drink any alcoholic beverage, defined as containing at least one-half…
Read full rule →Petaluma
Significant RestrictionsPetaluma bans possessing an opened alcoholic beverage container or consuming alcohol in any city park the city manager…
Read full rule →Placer County
Significant RestrictionsPlacer County makes it an infraction to drink or carry an open alcoholic beverage in a short list of named public…
Read full rule →Pleasanton
Significant RestrictionsPleasanton bars possessing an opened, unsealed or partially emptied alcoholic beverage container on streets, sidewalks…
Read full rule →Rancho Cordova
Significant RestrictionsRancho Cordova outlaws both drinking and carrying an open container of beer, wine or liquor in any city-owned public…
Read full rule →Redding
Significant RestrictionsRedding Municipal Code Section 10.25.010 bans drinking or carrying an open container of alcohol on public streets…
Read full rule →Sacramento
Significant RestrictionsSacramento bans both drinking and simply carrying an open container of alcohol on any city-owned street, sidewalk, park…
Read full rule →Sacramento County
Significant RestrictionsSacramento County bans drinking alcohol and carrying an open container in any county-owned public place, including…
Read full rule →San Clemente
Significant RestrictionsSan Clemente prohibits consuming, selling, buying, giving away, or even possessing an open container of alcohol…
Read full rule →San Diego
Significant RestrictionsSan Diego bans drinking alcohol on public streets, sidewalks, parking lots, alleys, plazas and piers citywide, with…
Read full rule →San Diego County
Significant RestrictionsConsuming alcohol or carrying an open container is banned in designated unincorporated public places, including Julian…
Read full rule →San Francisco
Significant RestrictionsDrinking any alcoholic beverage, in any quantity, on a San Francisco street, avenue, sidewalk, stairway, alley, or…
Read full rule →San Jose
Significant RestrictionsSan Jose bans drinking alcohol on any public street, sidewalk, alley, highway, or in parking facilities and off-street…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Significant RestrictionsSan Marcos Municipal Code § 10.32.040 bans consuming or holding an unsealed alcohol container on any street, sidewalk…
Read full rule →San Mateo County
Significant RestrictionsSan Mateo County parks generally ban liquor other than beer or wine; hard alcohol is allowed only in designated areas…
Read full rule →Santa Barbara County
Significant RestrictionsDrinking or possessing an open container of alcohol on a public street, sidewalk, highway, parking lot or alley in…
Read full rule →Santa Clara
Significant RestrictionsSanta Clara City Code § 9.05.040 bans drinking intoxicating liquor on any public right-of-way, street, sidewalk, park…
Read full rule →Santa Cruz County
Significant RestrictionsDrinking alcohol on any public street, sidewalk, park, beach or parking lot in unincorporated Santa Cruz County is a…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa
Significant RestrictionsSanta Rosa makes it a misdemeanor to possess an open container of, or drink, beer, wine, or other alcohol on public…
Read full rule →Simi Valley
Significant RestrictionsDrinking or holding an open container of any beverage over 0.5% alcohol on a Simi Valley street, sidewalk, alley, or in…
Read full rule →Stanislaus County
Significant RestrictionsStanislaus County bans open containers and unpermitted alcohol consumption in its parks under Code § 18.06.020. Anyone…
Read full rule →Tracy
Significant RestrictionsTracy bans drinking beer, wine, or liquor on any street, sidewalk, alley, or public court under Municipal Code…
Read full rule →Twain Harte
Significant RestrictionsCalifornia and Tuolumne County rules prohibit open alcoholic containers on streets, highways, and most public places in…
Read full rule →Vallejo
Significant RestrictionsVallejo Municipal Code Section 7.76.010 bans drinking, displaying, or possessing an open alcohol container on any…
Read full rule →Ventura County
Significant RestrictionsDrinking beer, wine or liquor over 0.5% ABV on county streets, sidewalks, parks or in a vehicle is illegal throughout…
Read full rule →Victorville
Significant RestrictionsVictorville bars drinking or carrying an open alcohol container on any street, sidewalk, park, transit facility, or…
Read full rule →West Sacramento
Significant RestrictionsWest Sacramento bans drinking or carrying an open container of alcohol on any public park, street, alley, highway, or…
Read full rule →Alameda County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Alameda County bans drinking alcohol on any public street, sidewalk or alley, and on business parking…
Read full rule →Anaheim
Some RestrictionsAnaheim bans drinking or carrying an open alcohol container on streets, sidewalks, alleys and public parking lots, and…
Read full rule →Antioch
Some RestrictionsAntioch Municipal Code § 5-8.02 bars drinking beer, wine or any intoxicating beverage on streets, sidewalks, alleys…
Read full rule →Bakersfield
Some RestrictionsBakersfield bans drinking or holding an open container of beer, wine or liquor on any street, sidewalk, alley, public…
Read full rule →Bellflower
Some RestrictionsBellflower prohibits open alcohol containers on public streets, sidewalks, parks and other public grounds, and extends…
Read full rule →Berkeley
Some RestrictionsBerkeley bans drinking alcohol in parks, on streets, or anywhere open to public view under BMC 13.36.070, and…
Read full rule →Brentwood
Some RestrictionsBrentwood bans drinking beer, wine or liquor on any public street, alley, sidewalk, parkway or public parking area…
Read full rule →Buena Park
Some RestrictionsBuena Park bans drinking alcohol on public streets, sidewalks, alleys, parking lots and parks under Municipal Code §…
Read full rule →Carlsbad
Some RestrictionsCarlsbad bans drinking alcohol on any public beach, adjacent streets, sidewalks and bluff-tops, and separately bans…
Read full rule →Ceres
Some RestrictionsCeres bans drinking or holding an open alcoholic beverage on any public street, sidewalk, alley, park, or public…
Read full rule →Chico
Some RestrictionsChico bans possessing an open alcoholic beverage container or drinking on public streets, sidewalks, and parking lots…
Read full rule →Chino
Some RestrictionsChino Municipal Code § 9.24.030 makes drinking or consuming any intoxicating beverage in a public place a misdemeanor…
Read full rule →Chula Vista
Some RestrictionsChula Vista bans drinking or possessing an open alcoholic beverage in any City park during posted closure hours, and…
Read full rule →Clovis
Some RestrictionsClovis bans possessing an opened container of alcohol or drinking any alcoholic beverage in a park, playground, street…
Read full rule →Contra Costa County
Some RestrictionsNo one may drink, exhibit, or carry an open container of alcohol on any street, sidewalk, alley, park, parking lot or…
Read full rule →Cupertino
Some RestrictionsDrinking or possessing an open container of intoxicating liquor on any public street, park or parking lot in Cupertino…
Read full rule →Dublin
Some RestrictionsDublin bans drinking beer, wine, or any other intoxicating beverage on any street, sidewalk, alley, or highway, and…
Read full rule →Eastvale
Some RestrictionsEastvale bans carrying an open alcoholic beverage container onto the posted premises, adjacent parking lot, or…
Read full rule →El Monte
Some RestrictionsEl Monte bars drinking alcohol, or possessing an open container of it, on public streets, sidewalks, parks, parking…
Read full rule →Fontana
Some RestrictionsDrinking alcohol on Fontana streets, sidewalks, parks, or in a city-owned building is an infraction, and so is carrying…
Read full rule →Fremont
Some RestrictionsFremont bars drinking or carrying an open alcoholic beverage in parks, plazas, and nearby public rights-of-way…
Read full rule →Fresno
Some RestrictionsFresno Municipal Code Section 9-2503 bars drinking beer, wine or any intoxicating beverage on any street, sidewalk…
Read full rule →Glenn County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Glenn County, drinking beer, wine or any alcoholic beverage is banned outright inside the county park…
Read full rule →Hercules
Some RestrictionsHercules Municipal Code Section 4-3.02 bars drinking beer, wine, whiskey or any other alcoholic beverage on any public…
Read full rule →Indio
Some RestrictionsIndio bans drinking or possessing an open container of alcohol on public streets, sidewalks, and publicly owned…
Read full rule →Inglewood
Some RestrictionsInglewood Municipal Code Section 5-18 makes it a crime to drink beer, wine or liquor above one-half of one percent…
Read full rule →Kern County
Some RestrictionsKern County bans selling or drinking alcohol, or carrying an opened alcoholic beverage container, at Lamont Park…
Read full rule →Kings County
Some RestrictionsKings County makes it a crime for anyone under 21 to possess or drink alcohol in any public place in the unincorporated…
Read full rule →Lake County
Some RestrictionsLake County bans possessing or drinking alcohol in any County park or public recreational area unless a Public Services…
Read full rule →Lancaster
Some RestrictionsLancaster makes it a misdemeanor to drink beer, wine or any other intoxicating beverage on a street, sidewalk, alley…
Read full rule →Lodi
Some RestrictionsLodi bans drinking or possessing an open container of alcohol in the public right-of-way, and extends that fifty feet…
Read full rule →Madera County
Some RestrictionsMadera County bans carrying an open container of alcohol, one that's been opened, seal broken, or partially emptied…
Read full rule →Manteca
Some RestrictionsManteca bans drinking and carrying opened alcohol containers on streets, sidewalks, alleys, and parking lots, plus…
Read full rule →Mendocino County
Some RestrictionsIn the village of Mendocino's Historical Preservation District, drinking or carrying an open container on any public…
Read full rule →Menifee
Some RestrictionsMenifee bans carrying an open alcoholic beverage container onto the posted premises, parking lot, or adjacent sidewalk…
Read full rule →Monterey
Some RestrictionsMonterey bans drinking or carrying an open container of alcohol on any public street, park, plaza, sidewalk, wharf…
Read full rule →Monterey County
Some RestrictionsDrinking beer, wine or any intoxicating beverage on a public street, sidewalk, alley, mall, plaza, parking lot, or bus…
Read full rule →Oakland
Some RestrictionsOakland bans drinking any alcoholic beverage on public streets, sidewalks, alleys, highways, city parks, recreation…
Read full rule →Orange
Some RestrictionsOrange bans open containers and public drinking under Municipal Code Section 9.16.020. It is unlawful to carry an open…
Read full rule →Orange County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Orange County, section 3-4-16 bars consuming any alcoholic beverage in a public place, defined…
Read full rule →Palm Springs
Some RestrictionsPalm Springs bars drinking or possessing an open container of alcohol on any public street, sidewalk, highway or other…
Read full rule →Pomona
Some RestrictionsDrinking alcohol in any public place in Pomona is a misdemeanor under City Code Sec. 34-152, and carrying an open…
Read full rule →Rancho Cucamonga
Some RestrictionsRancho Cucamonga bans drinking alcohol on any public street, alley, sidewalk, or parkway under Municipal Code Section…
Read full rule →Redlands
Some RestrictionsRedlands makes it unlawful to drink or consume any intoxicating liquor on any public or private street, highway, road…
Read full rule →Redondo Beach
Some RestrictionsRedondo Beach bans drinking alcohol on public sidewalks, streets, beaches, parks, alleys, and other public places, and…
Read full rule →Redwood City
Some RestrictionsRedwood City bans possessing an opened alcoholic beverage container in any public place under Code section 33B.3, with…
Read full rule →Rialto
Some RestrictionsRialto Municipal Code 9.34.020 makes it a misdemeanor to possess an open alcohol container, drink, or furnish alcohol…
Read full rule →Riverside County
Some RestrictionsCarrying an open, opened, or seal-broken alcoholic beverage onto a posted liquor store's premises, adjacent parking…
Read full rule →Rohnert Park
Some RestrictionsRohnert Park bans drinking or holding an open container of alcohol on city streets, sidewalks, parking lots, view-open…
Read full rule →Roseville
Some RestrictionsCarrying an open container of alcohol on any Roseville street, sidewalk, alley, parking facility, or other city-owned…
Read full rule →San Bernardino
Some RestrictionsSan Bernardino bans drinking or consuming alcoholic beverages in any public park, street, alley, highway or other…
Read full rule →San Bernardino County
Some RestrictionsSan Bernardino County Code § 24.0501 makes it an infraction to carry an open, unsealed or partly emptied alcohol…
Read full rule →San Joaquin County
Some RestrictionsCounty parks ban drinking liquor over 24% alcohol without a Park Administrator permit, and Stillman L. Magee Park bans…
Read full rule →San Leandro
Some RestrictionsSan Leandro bans open containers of alcohol on any street, sidewalk, alley or highway under Municipal Code Section…
Read full rule →San Luis Obispo County
Some RestrictionsSan Luis Obispo County bans drinking any alcoholic beverage, including wine or beer, on any street, sidewalk, alley or…
Read full rule →San Ramon
Some RestrictionsSan Ramon bans drinking alcohol on any public street, sidewalk, park or other public facility, and also bans drinking…
Read full rule →Santa Clarita
Some RestrictionsDrinking beer, wine or any other intoxicating beverage on a Santa Clarita street, sidewalk, alley, highway or public…
Read full rule →Santa Maria
Some RestrictionsSanta Maria makes it unlawful to drink any alcoholic beverage on public property citywide, and to possess an open…
Read full rule →Solano County
Some RestrictionsDrinking alcohol on a public street, sidewalk, or any place open to the public in unincorporated Solano County is a…
Read full rule →Sonoma
Some RestrictionsThe City of Sonoma bans drinking alcohol on public streets, sidewalks, parks and other public places between sunset and…
Read full rule →Stockton
Some RestrictionsIt's an infraction in Stockton to drink any alcoholic beverage over 0.5% ABV on public streets, sidewalks, parks…
Read full rule →Thousand Oaks
Some RestrictionsDrinking alcohol is banned on Thousand Oaks streets, sidewalks, and alleys, at public school grounds and stadiums, and…
Read full rule →Truckee
Some RestrictionsTruckee bans drinking alcohol or carrying an open container on any public street, sidewalk, alley, or parking lot, plus…
Read full rule →Tulare County
Some RestrictionsTulare County can declare any County Park or Recreation Area an 'Alcohol Free' zone by resolution once alcohol use…
Read full rule →Vacaville
Some RestrictionsVacaville bans possessing an open container of alcohol in any public place or public off-street parking facility, and…
Read full rule →Ventura
Some RestrictionsSan Buenaventura Municipal Code Section 10.10.010 makes it a misdemeanor to drink alcohol on any city facility or…
Read full rule →Westminster
Some RestrictionsWestminster bans drinking or holding an opened alcohol container on public streets, sidewalks, parks, parking lots, and…
Read full rule →Yolo County
Some RestrictionsDrinking or holding an open alcoholic beverage container in unincorporated Yolo County's public parking lots, streets…
Read full rule →Yuba City
Some RestrictionsYuba City bans drinking any alcoholic beverage on public streets, sidewalks, alleys, and parking lots, and separately…
Read full rule →Elk Grove
Light RestrictionsElk Grove's open-container ban is narrow: it only reaches privately owned off-street parking facilities the City…
Read full rule →San Benito County
Light RestrictionsUnincorporated San Benito County does not ban public alcohol consumption countywide: the only local restriction is a…
Read full rule →Shasta County
Light RestrictionsShasta County bans open containers and drinking alcohol at Shasta Dam, its visitor areas, and their parking lots…
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