San Bernardino’s newest judge, Maggie Yang, took her oath of office in Department V2 of Victorville’s Joseph B. Campbell Courthouse on Aug. 28.  “I came to the United States from Taiwan on December 26, 1985, when I was seven years old, when I arrived at my Aunt Theresa’

Riverside Superior Judge Danial Ottolia denied the Gage Canal Company’s petition for a workplace restraining order against Riverside whistleblower Jason Hunter on Aug. 29. The decision itself does not change much for the company majority-owned by the city of Riverside, but it may open up discussions between Hunter and

Law students Deia Davis, Jasmine Sekhon, Alex Yee, Jesse Nunez and Katherine Demirchyan capped off their summer internships at the Legal Aid Society of San Bernardino with a mock trial on Aug. 4. This year’s fictional case, People v. Jamie Cobey, centered on the mysterious death of Erik Smith,

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Fresh off their failed attempt to kill Gov. Gavin Newsom’s redistricting plan in the Democratic-controlled Legislature, California Republicans and anti-gerrymandering groups this week launched an all-out resistance to defeat what they regard as an unconstitutional ballot question.

Nine years ago, in preparation for his retirement, engineer George Sheetz bought a plot of rural land in El Dorado County and applied for a county permit to place a manufactured home on his parcel. Little did he know that what he thought would be a routine administrative transaction would

Ray Brescia, Albany Law School In early August 2025, a federal appeals court in the District of Columbia stopped efforts by federal trial judge James Boasberg to consider whether to hold Trump administration lawyers in contempt of court. In April, Boasberg had concluded there was probable cause to hold government

Good morning, It's Aug. 24. The articles published Aug. 10 are now free to read, regardless of subscription. You can find them here. Attorney for Ontario worker calls charge of assault against ICE officers political Attorneys for the Ontario office workers charged with assault of Immigrations and Customs

Attorneys for the Ontario office workers charged with assault of Immigrations and Customs Enforcement officers at their office say prosecutors do not have a case on Aug. 19. Outside the Riverside District Court and immediately following their arraignment, Jose Ortega and Danielle Davila’s attorneys said that the anonymous ICE