SACRAMENTO — Lyft Inc. will pay $6,000 in penalties after California’s Fair Political Practices Commission concluded that the ride-hailing company failed to timely report more than $300,000 in lobbying costs and other payments to influence over a two-year period.
In a stipulation with the commission, Lyft representatives blamed the tardy filings—including one that was 530 days late—on the mistaken belief that the lobbying firms the company employed would submit the required disclosures.
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