Los Angeles has passed a law requiring contractors to disclose any ties to the National Rifle Association. The law is one of several liberal ordinances passed by the city, and the NRA has already threatened a lawsuit.

Los Angeles has passed a law requiring contractors to disclose any ties to the National Rifle Association. The law is one of several liberal ordinances passed by the city, and the NRA has already threatened a lawsuit.

Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to pass the ordinance on Tuesday afternoon, the LA Times reported. Companies with city contracts must now disclose in a sworn affidavit whether they have any sponsorships or contracts with the NRA.

Councilman Mitch O'Farrell said that the NRA has "been a road block to gun safety reform at every level of government now for several decades."