Supporters say the bill is designed to benefit the local economy, but opponents fear it could spread up and down the state and jeopardize public safety.

Out of the 991 bills that made it to Gov. Gavin Newsom's desk for him to either sign or veto, one of the bills he signed into law affects only an exclusive few people at one specific location in the state.

At the recently opened Los Angeles Intuit Dome, about 100 people will be able to buy and drink alcohol later than the 2 a.m. cutoff in the rest of the state.

The bill allows alcohol to be served until 4 a.m. to dues-paying members of private suites inside Intuit Dome, the $2-billion new home of the Los Angeles Clippers.

Last call is being extended to 4 a.m. in one place only in the entire state of California, thanks to a new bill signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom.

KCRA California lawmakers on Tuesday night quietly passed a bill that will flex state law by allowing alcohol sales inside of a club in the future arena of the Los Angeles Clippers until 4 a.m. The bill,