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Top Eight Top eight stories for today including California Governor Gavin Newsom’s attorney took the blame for a sloppy mistake that could cost the governor his party affiliation on recall ballots; The CDC announced that vaccinated teachers and students no longer have to mask up in the classroom; Florida condominium regulations are under scrutiny in the wake of the Surfside tower collapse, and more. Your Friday night briefing from the staff of Courthouse News National 1.) Loosening its Covid-...

Why Somerville wants to host the first safe consumption site in the US "This is not a pro-drug site, it’s an anti-death site." This Tuesday, May 6, 2008, file photo shows injection booths at a facility in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. (Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press via AP, File) Email Though supervised consumption sites — a safe, clean space where people can use illicit drugs — are not explicitly legal, Somerville is forging ahead on the work to open one within city limits...

Print Continue to article content Yahoo President and CEO Marissa Mayer delivers the keynote address at the first-ever Yahoo Mobile Developers Conference, in San Francisco on Feb. 19, 2015. | AP Photo/Eric Risberg, File Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer gives Newsom $200K to defeat recall Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has contributed $200,000 to beat back an effort to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom, deepening the governors substantial Silicon Valley support. The outlay from Mayer bolsters Newsoms massi...

US-Regierung setzt Hinrichtungen auf Bundesebene vorerst aus Washington (dpa) Im vergangenen Jahr wurden mehrere verurteilte Straftäter per Giftspritze hingerichtet. Foto: Eric Risberg/AP/dpa Ex-US-Präsident Trump hatte die Todesstrafe auf Bundesebene nach fast zwanzig Jahren Pause wieder eingeführt. Die Richtlinien für Hinrichtungen sollen jetzt erneut geprüft werden. In den USA wird die Todesstrafe auf Bundesebene vorerst nicht mehr vollstreckt. Eine entsprechende...

Washington - In den USA wird die Todesstrafe auf Bundesebene vorerst nicht mehr vollstreckt. Eine entsprechende Anordnung hat Justizminister Merrick Garland erlassen. Zunächst sollten alle Vorgehensweisen und Richtlinien überprüft werden, um sicherzustellen, dass die Strafjustiz verfassungsgemäß, fair und menschlich handle, erklärte das Justizministerium. US-Präsident Joe Biden lehnt die Todesstrafe ab. Sein Vorgänger Donald Trump hingegen hatte nach einer fast zwanzigjährigen Pause Hi...

The ruling is the conclusion of a 2019 case where the city sued the homeowner over their "highly visible eyesore."

A look at what’s happening around the majors Friday:

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Daybreak PAC teams up with Open Door Legal to prevent ‘Tsunami of Evictions’ June 11, 2021 Mass evictions are not new to this generation of San Franciscans. Far too many lost their homes in the “dot-com boom,” when Silicon Valley corporations began moving to the City, and the well-paid “techies” displaced Latino families that had called the Mission home for decades. This banner was unfurled from the balcony inside City Hall during a protest in 2015. Hopefully, weâ...

The American Academy of Pediatrics calls on parents to get their children up-to-date on shots before they return to class.