California lawmakers are looking to pass a bill that would require restaurants to serve only water or unflavored milk with kids' meals in hopes of combating obesity and other diseases linked to sugar consumption. Senate Bill 1192 passed the Assembly on Thursday but still requires one more vote before being signed into law by Governor Jerry Brown. CANADA BRIDE'S HAIR DYED BLUE AFTER PEN EXPLODES DAYS BEFORE WEDDINGThe bill doesn’t outright ban sugary beverages and would still allow customer to request alternative options, like soda and juice, the Modesto Bee reports. Supporters of the bill argue the importance of providing healthy options to children. “Kids’ meals shouldn’t come with a side order of diabetes, obesity or cardiovascular disease,” said Assemblyman Kevin McCarty, D-Sacramento.

Source: Fox News August 20, 2018 21:00 UTC