California appeals court lets Kars4Kids jingle stay on air, rejecting noise complaint challenge
A long-running advertising dispute over the famously repetitive jingle has hinged on whether local regulators can restrict commercials deemed a public nuisance, setting a precedent for how states balance free speech against quality-of-life regulations.
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