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New California law expands DNA tools for missing persons investigations
A new California law expands the use of DNA technology to identify both deceased and living unknown individuals in missing persons investigations. Governor Gavin Newsom signed the law, which allows longer retention of DNA samples and provides forensic resources for resolving unresolved cases.
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