It would be illegal to brandish or display air guns or replica guns to frighten, threaten or harass others or in the presence of law enforcement officers, firefighters and other emergency workers.

On Thursday, he was identified as Andrew Mate, 38, of Ohio. An investigation determined the gun in the man’s possession was a replica, police said. The California Department of Justice is ...

A bill that would limit air and replica guns in certain public spaces ... it would be a crime to carry or display an air gun in a public place unless it’s unloaded and in an enclosed container.