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Crime   -   Oct 19, 2025 Jake Haro pleads guilty to murder of baby son

Haro made his plea directly to Riverside Superior Judge Gary Polk on Oct. 16, without making a deal with the Riverside District Attorney’s Office.

by Aidan McGloin
Sacramento   -   Oct 19, 2025 Two bills to combat unethical lawyering signed

Californians who are misled by unethical legal advertising can now sue the offending law firm.

by Aidan McGloin
Your leaders   -   Oct 19, 2025 Attorneys form rapid response team to defend judges
Attorneys form rapid response team to defend judges

“We are not just plaintiff’s attorneys or defense attorneys. We are a collaborative group from all sides of the coin, and we are part of a group that protects judges,” Daniel Kruid said.

by Aidan McGloin
Police force   -   Oct 19, 2025 Pretrial defendant beaten by inmates sues Riverside County

A man beaten by two inmates in the John J. Benoit Detention Center filed suit against Riverside Sheriff Chad Bianco, the Riverside Sheriff’s Department and Riverside County on Oct. 14.

by Aidan McGloin
Sacramento   -   Oct 19, 2025 California hospitals are suing over the state’s efforts to curb their spending
California hospitals are suing over the state’s efforts to curb their spending

California hospitals filed a lawsuit against a state health regulator Wednesday, seeking to block rules meant to keep consumer health care costs from growing too quickly.

by Ana B. Ibarra, CalMatters
Sacramento   -   Oct 19, 2025 After CalMatters report, Newsom signs law forcing lawmakers to disclose their new jobs
After CalMatters report, Newsom signs law forcing lawmakers to disclose their new jobs

California’s elected and appointed officials will now have to tell the public when they’ve accepted a job offer from a new employer that might seek favors from them while they’re still in a position of power.

by Aidan McGloin
Sacramento   -   Oct 19, 2025 New California law forces chatbots to protect kids’ mental health
New California law forces chatbots to protect kids’ mental health

Under SB 243, companies that offer chatbots, such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, would be required to institute specific safeguards.

by Colin Lecher, CalMatters
Sacramento   -   Oct 19, 2025 Newsom signs controversial bill letting relatives care for kids if parents are deported
Newsom signs controversial bill letting relatives care for kids if parents are deported

Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sunday signed a bill allowing a broad range of relatives to step in as children’s caregivers if their parents are deported, a measure that had provoked a firestorm of conservative criticism.

by Jeanne Kuang, CalMatters
Crime   -   Oct 19, 2025 Jake Haro pleads guilty to murder of baby son

Haro made his plea directly to Riverside Superior Judge Gary Polk on Oct. 16, without making a deal with the Riverside District Attorney’s Office.

by Aidan McGloin
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Crime   -   Oct 19, 2025 Jake Haro pleads guilty to murder of baby son

Haro made his plea directly to Riverside Superior Judge Gary Polk on Oct. 16, without making a deal with the Riverside District Attorney’s Office.

by Aidan McGloin
Sacramento   -   Oct 19, 2025 Two bills to combat unethical lawyering signed

Californians who are misled by unethical legal advertising can now sue the offending law firm.

by Aidan McGloin
Your leaders   -   Oct 19, 2025 Attorneys form rapid response team to defend judges
Attorneys form rapid response team to defend judges

“We are not just plaintiff’s attorneys or defense attorneys. We are a collaborative group from all sides of the coin, and we are part of a group that protects judges,” Daniel Kruid said.

by Aidan McGloin
Police force   -   Oct 19, 2025 Pretrial defendant beaten by inmates sues Riverside County

A man beaten by two inmates in the John J. Benoit Detention Center filed suit against Riverside Sheriff Chad Bianco, the Riverside Sheriff’s Department and Riverside County on Oct. 14.

by Aidan McGloin
Sacramento   -   Oct 19, 2025 California hospitals are suing over the state’s efforts to curb their spending
California hospitals are suing over the state’s efforts to curb their spending

California hospitals filed a lawsuit against a state health regulator Wednesday, seeking to block rules meant to keep consumer health care costs from growing too quickly.

by Ana B. Ibarra, CalMatters
Sacramento   -   Oct 19, 2025 After CalMatters report, Newsom signs law forcing lawmakers to disclose their new jobs
After CalMatters report, Newsom signs law forcing lawmakers to disclose their new jobs

California’s elected and appointed officials will now have to tell the public when they’ve accepted a job offer from a new employer that might seek favors from them while they’re still in a position of power.

by Aidan McGloin
Sacramento   -   Oct 19, 2025 New California law forces chatbots to protect kids’ mental health
New California law forces chatbots to protect kids’ mental health

Under SB 243, companies that offer chatbots, such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, would be required to institute specific safeguards.

by Colin Lecher, CalMatters
Sacramento   -   Oct 19, 2025 Newsom signs controversial bill letting relatives care for kids if parents are deported
Newsom signs controversial bill letting relatives care for kids if parents are deported

Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sunday signed a bill allowing a broad range of relatives to step in as children’s caregivers if their parents are deported, a measure that had provoked a firestorm of conservative criticism.

by Jeanne Kuang, CalMatters
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