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California Lawmaker Files Bill to Let State Agencies Accept Bitcoin

TokenInsight news, Senate Bill 1275, filed on February 18, "would authorize a state agency to accept cryptocurrency as a method of payment for the provision of government services," according to the text. The bill is sponsored by State Senator Sydney Kamlager-Dove, a Democrat. It is said that California became the latest state last week of the current legislative cycle to weigh allowing residents to pay for government services in the form of crypto.
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