LOS ANGELES: California's governor on Tuesday signed a bill toughening vaccination requirements for children, following a measles outbreak and outcry across the country.
The new law will require all children to be immunized before entering kindergarten, with exceptions allowed only if a doctor advises against immunization, said Jerry Brown.
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