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A judge in Sonoma County is lifting a DUI conviction for a Santa Rosa resident who was represented by a fake attorney. The man's conviction was vacated Tuesday,

Norberto Ramirez Perez was sentenced in September 2014 to five years in prison. He served three years before being deported to Mexico, officials said.

A former Santa Rosa resident may get his DUI conviction overturned after it was discovered he was being represented by a fake attorney. That attorney is now in

Former Santa Clara University professor Stephen Maynard was indicted on charges that he set off four wildfires inside national forests in California, the FDA has expanded COVID-19 booster eligibility to all adults in the US, and it’s not just you: SF's Victorians are "greying."

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Skip to main content A San Francisco woman was accused of impersonating two lawyers. Then, she got charged for PPP fraud. FacebookTwitterEmail Miranda Devlin had spent her PPP funds on purchases from Bloomingdales, Tiffany and Co. and Amazon.Kameleon007/Getty Images/iStockphoto A woman named Miranda Martin filed for a loan with the Paycheck Protection Program. It was for her business, the Common Nucleus of Cancer — for which she was bankrolled $32,700. The only catch: Miranda Martin allegedly...

February 15, 2021 iStock/Pattanaphong Khuankaew A person accused of pretending to be licensed lawyers in Marin County is facing more charges. Federal officials filed two counts against Miranda Devlin over the weekend for falsely applying for pandemic relief money meant for small businesses. Devlin allegedly made up an entity that supposedly had two employees on payroll when she applied. She ended up getting over $32,000 in relief funds. Back in late 2019, prosecutors accused Devlin of takin...

DOJ Reports San Francisco, California Woman Charged with Fraudulently Obtaining Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Pandemic Relief Funds and with Impersonating Attorneys Published: Saturday, 13 February 2021 05:53 Defendant Handled Cases In Court Under Stolen Attorney Identities And Applied Successfully For Coronavirus Relief Funds With a Fraudulent Application February 13, 2021 - “We allege Miranda Devlin committed serial fraud,” said U.S. Attorney Anderson.  “Among the schemes all...