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Biden Asylum Halt Contradicts Border Wire Suit, Texas Says

Texas tore into the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on Wednesday, saying a new executive order that halts asylum claims from immigrants who cross the border illegally directly contradicts the agency's argument before the Fifth Circuit over Texas' use of concertina wire fencing at the border.

FirstKey Sanctioned For Trying To Coerce Workers In OT Suit

Sundays in the Park free concert series

Inspired by the Lakeport Summer Concert Series, begun in 1991, Spencer Brewer—with Assistant City Manager Candace Horsley, Chamber of Commerce Director Elizabeth Christian and Ukiah Community Services Director Robin Heise—spearheaded the move to put something similar together for Ukiah in the summer of 1992.Sundays were chosen as the best fit, Todd Grove Park the obvious […]

MCAA Art in the Gardens tour

What's Behind 'Nuclear' Verdicts? Skeptical Juries, Attys Say

Ukiah Youth Concert to take place May 19

Remote Class, Medical News, More: Texas High Court Roundup

The Supreme Court of Texas ruled on a handful of issues Friday, including the liability of universities for switching to remote learning, the responsibility of an employer for not providing a worker with concerning medical news and how a settlement credit should be applied to a final judgment.

James, Brewer among Kentuckians honored for their service

FRANKFORT — Gov. Andy Beshear recognized exceptional volunteerism and service contributions at the 28th Annual Governor’s Service Awards located at The Foundry in Frankfort.

Punishing Docs' Statements Chills Free Speech, 5th Circ. Told

A right-leaning nonprofit sparred with a group of specialty medical boards and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in front of the Fifth Circuit during oral arguments Thursday, saying that revoking doctors' medical licenses in retaliation for public statements on issues like abortion chills free speech.

RICO Claims Fail In Suit Against Developer, Judge Says

A Texas federal judge on Monday dismissed a lawsuit brought by real estate entities associated with a Dallas developer who accused the founders of Megatel Homes LLC of racketeering, saying that the lawsuit didn't plausibly state that the defendants had engaged in any unlawful racketeering activity.