Art advocates say the law, which requires muralists to be licensed contractors, has been around for decades but only recently started getting enforced.
"Underpasses aren't necessarily pretty," said artist Jaya King.
"It stops that tagging," Roth said.
A law from 1971 recently started getting enforced that requires muralists to be licensed contractors.
"I would say I have maybe about four projects per year," King said.
Arts advocates say many muralists had no clue about the law. They also say the required apprenticeship with a painting contractor doesn't make sense.
The City of Sacramento says they've placed hiring muralists on hold and paused an upcoming project until the issue is resolved. SB-456 would create an exemption for muralists and is currently making its way through the legislature.
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