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Your leaders   -   Nov 02, 2025 DA: Coachella mayor tied to developments, programs, he voted on
DA: Coachella mayor tied to developments, programs, he voted on

Coachella Mayor Steven Hernandez was criminally charged Oct. 24 on five misdemeanor counts of voting on developments he was financially tied to, and four felony counts of perjury from lying about his income from rental properties.

Your leaders   -   Nov 02, 2025 District judge keeps Essayli head of DOJ Office
District judge keeps Essayli head of DOJ Office

Bill Essayli will continue leading the US Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California despite being improperly appointed, a federal judge ruled Oct. 28.

Temecula Rep. Issa files, loses suit against Prop 50
Your leaders   -   Nov 02, 2025 Temecula Rep. Issa files, loses suit against Prop 50

Northern District of Texas Judge Matthew Kacsmary threw out the case on Oct. 31, after finding that Issa will not be harmed if the maps are passed.

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Your leaders   -   Nov 02, 2025 Temecula Rep. Issa files, loses suit against Prop 50
Temecula Rep. Issa files, loses suit against Prop 50

Northern District of Texas Judge Matthew Kacsmary threw out the case on Oct. 31, after finding that Issa will not be harmed if the maps are passed.

by Aidan McGloin
Your leaders   -   Nov 02, 2025 DA: Coachella mayor tied to developments, programs, he voted on
DA: Coachella mayor tied to developments, programs, he voted on

Coachella Mayor Steven Hernandez was criminally charged Oct. 24 on five misdemeanor counts of voting on developments he was financially tied to, and four felony counts of perjury from lying about his income from rental properties.

by Aidan McGloin
Your leaders   -   Nov 02, 2025 District judge keeps Essayli head of DOJ Office
District judge keeps Essayli head of DOJ Office

Bill Essayli will continue leading the US Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California despite being improperly appointed, a federal judge ruled Oct. 28.

by Aidan McGloin
Your leaders   -   Oct 26, 2025 Legal nonprofit honors attorney, Pride Bar, Amazon
Legal nonprofit honors attorney, Pride Bar, Amazon

“Together we don’t just practice law—we cultivate justice,” said ICLS Executive Director Tessie Solorzano, welcoming more than 200 guests and introducing the night’s theme: “Rooted in Justice; Growing Together.”

by James Roberson
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
Your leaders   -   Oct 12, 2025 Audio recording from arrest of “would-be Trump assassin” released in defamation case

An audio recording of the arrest of a man labeled a “would-be Trump assassin” by Riverside Sheriff Chad Bianco has been released. Riverside Sheriff’s Deputies arrested Vem Miller on Oct. 12, 2024, after he attempted to attend President Donald Trump’s Coachella rally with a loaded handgun and a

by Aidan McGloin
Your leaders   -   Oct 05, 2025 Instagram caption by unarmed student viewed as threat to Bianco, causes arrest, protective order

The threat to Sheriff Chad Bianco’s life that caused a 21-year-old Riverside college student to be arrested and served with a gun violence restraining order is a one-sentence Instagram caption: “We need to kill this guy ASAP.”

by Aidan McGloin
Your leaders   -   Sep 28, 2025 Sen. Alex Padilla visits San Diego immigration court: ‘This should not be a trap’
Sen. Alex Padilla visits San Diego immigration court: ‘This should not be a trap’

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. When Sen. Alex Padilla attended an immigration hearing at the federal courthouse in San Diego Wednesday, there were no confrontations with federal officials and no public arrests of people attending immigration check-ins.  Instead, the visit revealed the confusion

by Deborah Brennan, CalMatters
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