Some Sacramento massage parlors will soon be feeling the pain of higher county fees, which could help boost enforcement but face opposition from many small business owners. In a vote, the board of supervisors has approved raising the license fee that massage business owners and employees pay each year. Sacramento County says fees have not been raised since and an increase is needed to continue providing oversight of the businesses. The sheriff's department says some massage establishments are fronts for prostitution and they've done 44 undercover operations in the last six months.
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