Where is it legal to fly drones in California?

I've summarized current FAA regulations (Part 107), effective 8/29/2016. Other federal, state, or local agencies and governments may prohibit flying in places, such as national or regional parks. Local municipalities may further restrict drone flying. (Further : It's now illegal to fly over people without prior FAA permission). read more

California. It’s always legal to fly your own drone on your own property (below 400ft) unless you’re within the restricted area surrounding airports though. read more

It is currently legal for a private person in the U.S. to own and fly a drone, with certain limitations. read more

Arkansas, California, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia and West Virginia have passed drone laws; the AUVSI Advocacy group offers an interactive map of state drone laws, detailing each state’s regulatory environment. read more