California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed AB 2030, a law that restricts the sale of some diet pills and muscle-building supplements to minors, according to a report from Fox News.
The Fox News headline describes the law as restricting sales of some muscle-building supplements to minors. The outlet's summary says the measure covers diet pills as well, but it does not say which individual products fall into those categories or how the restrictions would be enforced.
The same summary says that "questions remain" about creatine and protein products. Fox News did not say whether those products are covered by the measure or describe the nature of the questions.
Fox News reported that the law was signed by the governor but did not describe the legislative history of AB 2030, its authors, or any statement from the governor's office beyond the signing itself.
The Fox News account rests on a single outlet's report and a short summary. No other source was reviewed for this story, so there is no second account against which to compare the outlet's description of the law.
The text of AB 2030 was not among the materials reviewed for this report. As a result, the penalties for violations, the timing of any effective date, and the full list of covered products cannot be confirmed from the sources available here, and Fox News's summary does not address them.
Sources: Fox News: New California law will restrict sales of some muscle-building supplements to minors.