SB1137 was passed in 2022 and fully enacted in 2024. It now faces multiple legal challenges SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A long-simmering clash between California lawmakers and oil and gas interests

NARO-California, of the National Association of Royalty Owners, together with Pacific Legal Foundation announced Wednesday they filed a federal lawsuit challenging Senate Bill 1137, the 3,200-foot oil setback mandate that

Two California siblings have sued their state over a law prohibiting the drilling of new oil and gas wells near certain spots, arguing it’s an uncompensated taking of their private

Working Valley families and small business owners are already getting crushed by sky high gas prices, and the state’s anti oil policies could soon drive prices even higher. Analysts warn

Oil and gas rights-holders are suing the state of California over a law that blocks wells near homes and schools. The California chapter of the National Association of Royalty Owners

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NARO-CA, the California chapter of the National Association of Royalty Owners, is joining with Pacific Legal Foundation to announce a new federal court legal challenge to Senate