Chiara
Tue Dec 03 2024
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7 answers
1853
Are coin pushers illegal in California?
I'm wondering if coin pushers, those arcade-style machines where you drop coins and try to push more coins over the edge to win, are considered illegal in the state of California.
OpalSolitude
Mon Dec 02 2024
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6 answers
1046
Are coin pushers legal in California?
I'm wondering if coin pushers, those arcade-style games where you drop coins and try to push them over the edge to win more, are actually legal to operate in California.
WhisperInfinity
Tue Nov 26 2024
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6 answers
1191
Did California give homeless people $750 a month?
I heard that California is providing a monthly allowance of $750 to homeless people as a form of assistance. I'm curious if this is true or just a rumor.
Giulia
Mon Nov 25 2024
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6 answers
1755
Why do so many homeless people go to California?
I've noticed that California seems to have a disproportionately large number of homeless people compared to other states. I'm curious to understand why this is the case. What factors are driving this trend? Is it the weather, job opportunities, social services, or something else entirely?
GeishaCharming
Mon Nov 18 2024
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6 answers
1331
What is the coin tax in California?
In California, the coin tax typically refers to taxes levied on transactions involving certain types of coins, particularly those considered as "sin taxes" such as taxes on cigarette and alcohol sales. However, with the evolving economic landscape and the emergence of digital currencies, the scope and application of coin taxes in California may be undergoing changes. Specifically, California has recently taken steps to regulate digital currencies, potentially opening up a new area of taxation.
