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Sarah Erny, a nurse practitioner from Arroyo Grande, agreed to an injunction and to pay  $19,750 in civil penalties for inferring she was a medical doctor to the public, according to District Attorney Dan Dow.

Sarah Erny, RN, NP, is also required to cease any claims of being a 'doctor' in providing care

Two ACLU chapters say California's ban on COVID-19 "misinformation" violates doctors' First Amendment rights.

District Attorney Dan Dow announced Monday, November 14 that a settlement was reached with a local nurse practitioner who unlawfully advertised herself as “Doctor Sarah.”

By KAREN VELIE An Arroyo Grande nurse practitioner has agreed to stop claiming she is a medical doctor and to pay a fine. After earning a doctorate degree

The holidays are around the corner. For many, that may mean excessive amounts of food, family, friends, and, yes, alcohol. With this in mind, now might be a good time to discuss...

San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, who was appointed to the post after the recall of former DA Chesa Boudin, was leading in the race to complete his term, while Public Defender Mano Raju easily won his reelection campaign.

California court rules on case between apprentice electrician and employer

San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, who was appointed to the post after the recall of former DA Chesa Boudin, was leading in the race to complete his term, while Public Defender Mano Raju easily won his reelection campaign.