New California bill could extend last call to 4 a.m.

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A bill that would allow seven California cities, including Sacramento, to extend last call for bars, clubs and restaurants has passed the state Senate. SB 905 would extend the time alcohol can be served to 4 a.m. Currently, the cut off is 2 a.m. Seven California cities would have the option to extend last call hours if the bill is signed into law.

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