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California Supreme Court Confirms Call-Recording Statute Applies to Parties and Nonparties Alike | Troutman Pepper - Vimarsana News

California Supreme Court Confirms Call-Recording Statute Applies to Parties and Nonparties Alike | Troutman Pepper

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: California Penal Code Section 632.7, part of California's Invasion of Privacy Act, prohibits the recording of a communication between a cellular or cordless telephone and another telephone without the consent of all parties. Previously, a California Court of Appeal interpreted the statute as only applying to third-party eavesdroppers and not the actual parties to the call. However, in Smith v. LoanMe, the California Supreme Court reversed that decision and held that Section 632.7 applies to both parties and nonparties. This decisio...

Is Cockfighting Making a Comeback or a Repeat Performance? - Vimarsana News

Is Cockfighting Making a Comeback or a Repeat Performance?

ANIMAL WATCH-On January 27, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Bloodsport Team seized 70 roosters in an investigation of a possible cockfighting operation in LLanos, California, an unincorporated area southeast of Palmdale in Los Angeles County.  Detective Joel Bronson told reporters that suspects were identified but no arrests made, pending the outcome of the examination of the birds by LA County Animal Control veterinarians, according to the Los Angeles Times.  "The sheriff's department typically launches investigations based on complaints about noise and sanitation from neighbors," accordin...

Father and step-mother arrested on multiple charges after death of 11-year-old El Dorado County boy - Vimarsana News

Father and step-mother arrested on multiple charges after death of 11-year-old El Dorado County boy

EL DORADO COUNTY, Calif. - Almost 13 months after 11-year-old Roman Lopez was found deceased in his Placerville home, his father and step-mother have been arrested on multiple criminal charges including child abuse, poisoning and torture. The Placerville Police Department and El Dorado District Attorney’s office held a press conference Thursday, announcing the arrests of Jordan Piper, 36, and Lindsay Piper, 38, in Calaveras County. Roman was reported missing on January 11, 2020 from a home on Coloma Street in Placerville. At the time Roman was reported missing, he lived in the home with h...

School board seeks outside legal counsel for response to grand jury report - Vimarsana News

School board seeks outside legal counsel for response to grand jury report

–The Paso Robles Joint Unified School District Board of Trustees met for four hours Saturday morning to craft a response to the San Luis Obispo County Grand Jury Report. The report, “Paso Robles School District: A Cautionary Tale”, criticizes the previous board for financial mismanagement during the tenure of former Superintendent Chris Williams and his board of trustees. –Read the entire grand jury report below the story– The board agreed 5-1 to hire independent legal counsel to help craft its response. Board President Chris Arend voted no, Trustee Lance Gannon did not attend the m...

Taxpayer Watchdog Group Sues San Ysidro Superintendent | - Vimarsana News

Taxpayer Watchdog Group Sues San Ysidro Superintendent |

Board president Rosaleah Pallasigue,   A local taxpayer watchdog group has filed a lawsuit against the San Ysidro School District Superintendent alleging he illegally spent school district money. The local non-profit, San Diegans for Open Government, known as SanDOG, claims Superintendent Julio Fonseca misused public money when he paid $113,433 to a terminated employee back in May 2016. That payment was connected to a settlement agreement with the employee that SanDOG argues was never properly approved by the District’s Board of Trustees. “At this point, [Fonseca’s] fraud against the t...