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AUSTIN - A court would likely conclude that a volunteer fire department organized as a nonprofit entity is not a political subdivision, according to an opinion released by the Office of the Attorney General today.

July 4, 2023 By Brian Hews ___________________ Director Juan Garza, appointed in Feb 2023, demanded a special board meeting tomorrow July 5 with one agenda item, "Public Employee Discipline, Dismissal, Release per Government Code §54954.53(e) and 54957(b)." ___________________ Former Bellflower Mayor and Central Basin (CB) Water Director Juan Garza, who was appointed to the late…

An investigation conducted by the Alameda County Civil Grand Jury has revealed that employees in the office of former District Attorney Nancy O’Malley, including prosecutors, may have violated state and county laws and regulations by using work emails and county-owned equipment to raise money and campaign for their boss in the 2018 election, according to the recent annual Grand Jury’s report. | By Ken Epstein An investigation conducted by the Alameda County Civil Grand Jury has revealed that...

The June 22 Coronado Unified School Board Meeting began with a call to order, then immediately moved into a closed session in which conferences with a Labor Negotiator would be

Worker sues employer based on contractual breach, unjust enrichment, trade secret misappropriation

Opinion: A new report by the Covid in Custody Project.

Opinion: A new report by the Covid in Custody Project.

June 23 marks the birth anniversary of the luminary English mathematician and computer scientist whose work is regarded as the seminal point in the development of AI.

A former Tesla factory worker who rejected a $15 million payout in a racial discrimination lawsuit has been awarded just $3.2 million after a new damages trial.

The Huntsville Item has never paid for a public information request and has no plans of starting now - ordinance or not.