
Day at the Capitol – Lunch and Learn
Join us in Sacramento as we roam the legislative hallways to meet with elected officials and staff of the Assembly and Senate Business & Professions and Economic Development committees to share our concerns about topics affecting the sign industry.
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Can a Noise Restriction Violate the First Amendment?
In MOSHOURES v. CITY OF NORTH MYRTLE BEACH (2025)
A case from South Carolina dealing with free speech, vulgar speech, obscene speech and commercial speech, a city ordinance made it a crime “to broadcast obscene, profane or vulgar language from any commercial property” above certain volumes at certain times.

May 21, 2025 – CSA Day at the Capitol
The California Sign Association remains committed to educating and streamlining permit procurement and associated inspections for on-premise signs, with Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) throughout the state of California.
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2025 California Contractors License Law & Reference Book Now Available
The Contractors State License Board (CSLB) is pleased to announce that the 2025 edition of the California Contractors License Law and Reference Book (Law Book) is now available.

2025 CSA Annual Convention & Educational Conference
Explore, Engage & Elevate!
Dear On-Premise Sign and Graphics Industry Professional,
We are thrilled to extend an exclusive invitation to you for the upcoming 2025 California Sign Association Annual Convention & Educational Conference where innovation meets industry expertise! Join us for an immersive experience designed to amplify your knowledge, connect with industry leaders, and discover the latest trends shaping the future of signage. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just entering the world of signage, this event promises to inspire, educate, and propel your career forward.

2025 CSA GOLF TOURNAMENT
Registration for the 2025 CSA GOLF TOURNAMENT is now OPEN and you can secure your spot TODAY!
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CA Abandons Clean-Air Rules on Diesel Trucks
In a striking setback to reduce California’s air pollution but a win for trucking companies, state regulators have walked away from their ambitious plan to phase out diesel trucks less than a week before President-elect Donald Trump returns to the White House.