Municipal

The City Charter is the City’s constitution and starting point for all municipal regulation.

San Luis Obispo Municipal Code

CITYLINK 2000 is the website of the League of California Cities.

If you ever wonder what other cities’ ordinances look like, the Municipal Code Corporation is a good point to start.

State

The official California Legislative Information site is a fantastic source of information about state legislation, which allows you to track bills through all stages of the legislative process.

The Fair Political Practices Commission provides valuable information concerning election and conflict of interest regulations.

The California Attorney General is the chief law enforcement officer of the state. 

The California Resources Agency provides a comprehensive guide to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), including statutes, guidelines, case law, general reference and supplemental materials.

A very useful site is the California Code of Regulations, the regulations that govern state administrative agencies.

Finally, California's laws are published in the California Code Annotated, which contains everything from the State's Constitution to laws related to zoning.

Federal

U. S. Governmental Federal Agencies Directory can be found here, and if you are looking for specific United States statutes, go to United States Code.

THOMAS-US Congress on the Internet is a good source of information on federal legislation and the Library of Congress.

General

Findlaw: Internet Legal Resources is a good general source of legal information with a special search capability for California law.