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Federal Appeals Court rejects 'John Doe' plaintiff in NC sex assault case - Vimarsana News

Federal Appeals Court rejects 'John Doe' plaintiff in NC sex assault case

The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals has rejected an expelled Tulane University student's request to proceed anonymously in his North Carolina lawsuit over sexual assault allegations.

SCOTUS And Social Media - Vimarsana News

SCOTUS And Social Media

Those political hacks that we call the Supreme Court are about to lay into the Constitution to settle a 'First Amendment' issue.... Supreme Court justices sounded hesitant Monday to dismiss First Amendment concerns about state laws that would restrict social media companies' ability to moderate users' posts. The court spent four hours hearing oral arguments…

Building a better city budget, with the public's ideas, gets scrutiny in Fresno - Vimarsana News

Building a better city budget, with the public's ideas, gets scrutiny in Fresno

Fresno City Council’s new president and vice president offer a proposal for reforming how committees and boards get made.

Source: yahoo.com
Experts: Eureka City Schools Violated Open Meeting Law with Jacobs Property Swap - Vimarsana News

Experts: Eureka City Schools Violated Open Meeting Law with Jacobs Property Swap

When the Eureka City Schools Board of Trustees convened the Dec. 14 meeting at which it would vote unanimously to enter into a secretive property...

Oakland considering deleting police personnel records after 20 years - Vimarsana News

Oakland considering deleting police personnel records after 20 years

The Oakland City Council on Tuesday is considering a request by the city clerk to retain police personnel records for a total of 20 years, and after that, they would be destroyed and purged. 

Source: ktvu.com