Opinion: State bill letting cities profit from stolen carts could cost customers

While California is known for setting the pace for the rest of the country when it comes to matters of innovation and technology, it has also earned a reputation for passing laws that make life harder for the average Californian. This, unfortunately, looks to be the case in the City of San Jose.

As co-founder and owner of Arteaga’s Food Center, an independent Hispanic grocer with locations across Northern California, including San Jose, I know firsthand that customers are looking to save money on their weekly shopping trips.