Who you are, and what your connections are, how much money you have, or how much money you don’t have, should not, and are not the basis for a judge’s decision.

Assembly Bill 288 makes an argument for the Public Employment Relations Board to conduct union elections for as long as the National Labor Relations (NLRB) Board is unable to function.

Good morning. It’s July 6. We’re having a Fourth of July sale: one month of access for 40¢. That’s the same value as $15 in 1776. You can redeem the sale here. In standing with the policy of lifting paywalls for old news, the articles from June

Vem Miller, called a “would-be Trump assassin” by Riverside Sheriff Chad Bianco, responded on July 2 to Bianco’s motion to dismiss Miller’s slander case. Miller filed a defamation case on March 10, claiming Bianco’s repeated statements to the media have resulted in lost job opportunities and the

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. A lawsuit filed Wednesday by civil and immigration rights groups accuses federal authorities of unleashing an unconstitutional siege by snatching workers and U.S. citizens off Southern California streets and denying them food, water and the right to

California Central District Judge Sunshine Sykes will remain in charge of the Martin Luther King High School transgender athlete case, she ruled June 26. The two plaintiffs in the lawsuit, high school student athletes represented by their parents, claim that the participation of a transgender athlete on the varsity cross

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. A decade-spanning political battle between housing developers and defenders of California’s preeminent environmental law likely came to an end this afternoon with only a smattering of “no” votes.  The forces of housing won.  With the passage of