As of January 2026, several significant federal changes from the Trump administration's "One Big Beautiful Bill" (OBBB) and various executive actions have officially taken effect.

By: Eye On Inglewood Staff Writer www.eyeoninglewood.com 1. Federal Tax & Financial Changes No Federal Tax on Tips and Overtime: Income earned from tips and overtime starting January 1, 2025, is now officially exempt from federal income tax in 2026. Workers can deduct up to $25,000 in cash and electronic tips. Child Tax Credit Expansion: The credit has increased for 2026, allowing parents to receive tax credits for up to 50% of eligible childcare expenses, with caps rising to

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In 2026, California will implement hundreds of new laws, many of which focus on consumer rights, workplace protections, and education.

By: Eye On Inglewood Staff Writer Halimah Ginyard www.eyeoninglewood.com Consumer & Environmental Laws Plastic Bag Ban (SB 1053): Starting January 1, 2026, grocery stores are prohibited from providing any plastic shopping bags, including the thicker "reusable" ones previously allowed. Stores will only offer recycled paper bags, typically for a 10-cent fee. Used Car Returns (SB 766): Beginning October 1, 2026, buyers of used vehicles from dealers will have a 3-day window to

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Inglewood’s Multibillion-Dollar Makeover: Stadiums Spark Multifamily Market Boom

By: Eye On Inglewood Staff Writer www.eyeoninglewood.com In the early 2010s, Inglewood, California, faced deep economic challenges. In...

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Inglewood Welcomes Clarity Together Campus: 3200 W. Manchester Blvd, A New Hub for the Community

By: Eye On Inglewood Staff Writer August 12, 2025 www.eyeoninglewood.com Inglewood, California— The City of Inglewood is set to transform...

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