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7 posts published by Tim Cushing, Mike Masnick, Gretchen Heckmann, and Karl Bode on January 3, 2024

Let's roll into the new year by saying what needs to be said: if you're arguing against government transparency, you're on the wrong side of history. But being on the wrong side of history is just something cops love to do. They figure the short term wins -- if there are any -- might somehow…

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has granted Delta College permission to sue Kathleen Garcia to remove her from seat on the board of trustees.

Posts about police misconduct records written by Tim Cushing and Techdirt

Detroit automaker General Motors is suing San Francisco, seeking a repayment of more than $121 million in back taxes, penalties, and interest in a bill tied to the controversial self-driving car company Cruise.

Exceptionally rare papers detailing Alan Turings Delilah Project of the early 1940s have been sold for £381,400.

It was a busy year In Tehama County in 2023. The news included the resolution of a 40-year-old murder case, major changes in Corning within its city government, and the County Round Water Commission continued to make news.

General Motors is suing San Francisco claiming it has been unfairly taxed $108 million over seven years despite having no employees or physical presence in...

Paul Anthony Rodriguez, a Chilean-born graduate of USD's School of Law, has been a deputy public defender his entire career, most recently El Cajon branch's supervisor

Well, the oft-delayed kick-off to the Mendocino County version of its Trial of the Century is back in a holding pattern once again. Suspended Auditor-Controller/Treasurer-Tax Collector Chamise Cubbison’s combination arraignment/DA recusal proceedings have been postponed to sometime in January of the new year. According to Mike Geniella’s latest cogent reporting, “Cubbison attorney Chris Andrian said […]