The California Legislature slogged through a marathon final week this week, extending its session into Saturday to push through a major package of climate and energy policies.
Federal attorneys filed three cases against Southern California Edison last week, seeking payment for damages and the cost of fighting the 14,000-acre 2025 Eaton Fire in Altadena, the 28,300-acre 2022 Fairview Fire in Hemet, and a small fire in Fresno.
Although the Eaton complaint said that Southern California
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It is September 7th. As a reminder, all articles published Aug. 24 are now free to read. Find those stories here.
Attorneys: Prosecutor made mistakes in past Haro case
Murder defendant Jake Haro was not placed in prison for his past child abuse conviction due to prosecutorial mistakes,
It has been three months since I launched the first edition of Inland Empire Law Weekly, so I wrote a small review of what has happened and what is to come.
Murder defendant Jake Haro was not placed in prison for his past child abuse conviction due to prosecutorial mistakes, a group of attorneys write after reviewing the case.
The Riverside District Attorney’s Office filed charges against Haro two years late, did not allege great bodily injury and did not
The question of how to remedy Riverside water rates deemed to be an unconstitutional tax has been confused by a new California law and a San Diego ruling regarding a similar policy.
The Superior Courts of Imperial, Inyo, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego, collectively known as Region 4, have been engaged in contract negotiations with the court interpreter union since June 2.
In the most-comprehensive look yet at whether people are using Gov. Gavin Newsom’s CARE Court, CalMatters found that far fewer Californians are enrolled in the mental health program than he projected.
The California Legislature slogged through a marathon final week this week, extending its session into Saturday to push through a major package of climate and energy policies.
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It is September 7th. As a reminder, all articles published Aug. 24 are now free to read. Find those stories here.
Attorneys: Prosecutor made mistakes in past Haro case
Murder defendant Jake Haro was not placed in prison for his past child abuse conviction due to prosecutorial mistakes,
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Street vendors sue Fontana, claim illegal seizure of property
Fontana has been illegally throwing away street vendors’ property, a lawsuit filed Aug. 11 by the Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice claims.
The suit charges Fontana with intentionally making it burdensome to get a
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Ontario medical staff charged after ICE arrest
Two Ontario medical center staff have been charged in federal court for allegedly interfering with an Immigrations and Customs Enforcement arrest.
The United States’ Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California announced the charges
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Inland Counties Legal Services celebrated 67 years of operations on July 17. Staff and supporters gathered in Rialto’s Uptown Downtown Nightclub to celebrate.
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The California Legislature slogged through a marathon final week this week, extending its session into Saturday to push through a major package of climate and energy policies.
Federal attorneys filed three cases against Southern California Edison last week, seeking payment for damages and the cost of fighting the 14,000-acre 2025 Eaton Fire in Altadena, the 28,300-acre 2022 Fairview Fire in Hemet, and a small fire in Fresno.
Although the Eaton complaint said that Southern California
Good morning,
It is September 7th. As a reminder, all articles published Aug. 24 are now free to read. Find those stories here.
Attorneys: Prosecutor made mistakes in past Haro case
Murder defendant Jake Haro was not placed in prison for his past child abuse conviction due to prosecutorial mistakes,
It has been three months since I launched the first edition of Inland Empire Law Weekly, so I wrote a small review of what has happened and what is to come.
Murder defendant Jake Haro was not placed in prison for his past child abuse conviction due to prosecutorial mistakes, a group of attorneys write after reviewing the case.
The Riverside District Attorney’s Office filed charges against Haro two years late, did not allege great bodily injury and did not
The question of how to remedy Riverside water rates deemed to be an unconstitutional tax has been confused by a new California law and a San Diego ruling regarding a similar policy.
The Superior Courts of Imperial, Inyo, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego, collectively known as Region 4, have been engaged in contract negotiations with the court interpreter union since June 2.
In the most-comprehensive look yet at whether people are using Gov. Gavin Newsom’s CARE Court, CalMatters found that far fewer Californians are enrolled in the mental health program than he projected.