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The Third District Court of Appeals upheld a court's ruling that Assemblyman Vince Fong is eligible to run for the 20th Congressional District despite arguments citing Elections Code 8003(b).

A Sacramento Superior Court decided in December that the local assemblyman was eligible for the March Primary ballot. Now, it’s up to an appellate court to either uphold or reverse that decision.

Eden Housing submitted a request last week to publish in full the Court of Appeal’s March 6 opinion that the city’s resolution approving an agreement with Eden is subject to

PALO PINTO — County commissioners are mulling a set of electioneering regulations after candidate supporters created commotion at the Mineral Wells Annex on voting day.

On March 6, 2024, the First Appellate District held that a city council resolution approving an agreement between the City of Livermore and an affordable housing developer was...

PALO PINTO — County commissioners are mulling a set of electioneering regulations after candidate supporters created commotion at the Mineral Wells Annex on voting day.

The Student Government Association named its 2024-25 student body president and vice president earlier this month under an assumed plurality voting rule, despite the organization’s constitution requiring a majority vote

The latest court decision in a long battle to build 130 units of affordable housing in downtown Livermore has thrown the project into flux, and has housing advocates decrying a new breed of NIMBY tactics.

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