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ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Calif. County Transpo Agency Inks $41M Toll Data Privacy Deal Law360 (April 13, 2021, 10:25 PM EDT) -- Orange County motorists asked a California federal judge on Monday to bless their deal worth $41 million that resolves class claims that county toll operators misused drivers personal information and flouted state privacy laws to collect unpaid tolls and assess fines. The motorists asked U.S. District Judge Otis D. Wright II to grant preliminary approval of their se...

The lawsuit seeking to overturn the pay raise will still be allowed to proceed, just with the law remaining in place for now.

‘Amazing News’: Judge Denies Grocers’ Bid To Temporarily Halt Long Beach Hero Pay Ordinance Syndicated Local – CBS Los Angeles LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — A federal judge Thursday denied the California Grocers Association’s bid to temporarily overturn a Long Beach ordinance mandating an additional $4 in hourly pay for grocery store employees during the pandemic. In a Thursday tweet, Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia called the ruling, “Amazing news,” and saying that the c...

LOS ANGELES (CN) — A federal judge denied a bid by the California Grocers Association to block a city of Long Beach ordinance providing a $4 an hour boost in hazard pay for grocery workers, finding there’s no evidence the policy is preempted by federal labor law.  The Southern California city requires grocery stores to pay the extra $4 per hour for at least 120 days to workers who face “magnified risks of catching or spreading the Covid-19 disease because the nature of their work involve...

Share and speak up for justice, law & order... SANTA ANA, Calif. — A Santa Ana police officer pleaded guilty Wednesday to accepting $128,000 in bribes to protect illegal businesses operating in the city. Officer Steven Lopez, 29, admitted he took the money from an unnamed crime figure in return for a promise to keep law enforcement officers from inspecting, searching or shutting down the businesses, Los Angeles Times reported. The man who made the payoffs was seeking protection for Vietnamese...

LOS ANGELES (CN) — An attorney for the California Grocers Association told a federal judge Tuesday a city of Long Beach ordinance providing a $4 an hour boost in hazard pay for grocery workers interferes with ongoing labor negotiations and should be blocked. The judge didn’t seem convinced.  The Southern California city’s “Premium Pay for Grocery Workers Ordinance” provides the $4 per hour in premium pay for essential grocery workers who face higher risk during the Covid-19 pandemic....

Police Officer Steven Lopez pleads guilty to bribery for taking money to protect businesses operating illegally in Santa Ana.

Police Officer Steven Lopez pleads guilty to bribery for taking money to protect businesses operating illegally in Santa Ana.

A 29-year-old man was sentenced Monday to five years behind bars for using the internet to extort at least $150,000 from men in Los Angeles, Santa Monica and...