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A January 7, 2022, decision from California's Fourth District Court of Appeal in Bankers Hill 150 v. City of San Diego (Case No. D077963) confirms local agencies' limited discretion to...

Government Code section 65915, commonly referred to as the “Density Bonus Law,” (DBL) was first enacted in 1979 with the aim to address a housing shortage in California. Among other...

In an effort to support the Me Too movement, California previously enacted Code of Civil Procedure section 1001 to prohibit any provision in a settlement agreement that prevents the...

A lawsuit filed against Los Angeles County and two sheriff's deputies by a man who alleges he was left paralyzed during a deputy-involved shooting in 2021 at his Cudahy home will need shoring up in order to proceed with all the current causes of action, a judge ruled today.

Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O’Malley has issued a warning that her office will be vigilant in investigating and prosecuting cases of price gouging in the sale of at-home COVID-19 tests following Governor Gavin Newsom’s recen

CA DWC Proposed QME Emergency Regulation in Response to Continued COVID-19 Pandemic is in Effect, San Francisco, CA - The Division of Workers Compensation (DWC) ....

The William S. Hart Union High School District's Governing Board will hold its regular meeting Wednesday, Jan. 19, beginning with a closed session at 5:45 p.m., followed immediately by open session at 7:00 p.m.

On Friday morning, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Laura A. Seigle granted a motion by the plaintiffs' attorneys to life the stay she placed on the case on Nov. 23.

On Friday morning, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Laura A. Seigle granted a motion by the plaintiffs' attorneys to life the stay she placed on the case on Nov. 23.

The EBR provides too much deference to the legislative branch of government and does not comport with the constitutional doctrine of separation of powers among three, co-equal branches of government. At least for California purposes, the EBR principle should be limited.