I told you about a CDC report that showed how junk food so easily gets into the hands of The three bills signed into law: Schwarzeneggar has good reason to be concerned: San Diego and Los Angeles led a list of urban areas across the nation selling the most junk food through vending machines in their school districts. As you can imagine, the American Beverage Association blasted the new laws, saying the obesity epidemic won’t be solved by “unnecessary restrictions,” although that very same group recommended limiting the availability of soft drinks in elementary schools last month. In fact, the caffeine content in soft drinks has recently been compared to nicotine in cigarettes, another reason young children don’t need them. Before you get too excited, however, here’s three very important caveats to consider: This could be a great first step toward taking junk foods and soft drinks out of our schools. Or not…California Passes Toughest School Nutritional Standards in U.S. 
your children thanks to vending machines parked conveniently at their schools. California Gov. Arnold Schwarzeneggar signed landmark legislation that will enforce the toughest nutritional guidelines for public schools in the nation.