Bills would restrict who qualifies for mental health diversion
(The Center Square) - Violent offenders will have a hard time qualifying for mental health diversion under two California bills introduced this year.
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Pasadena, Altadena face long road 19 months after Eaton Fire
(The Center Square) - Recovering from a devastating community-wide fire is not easy - or fast. Just ask residents of Pasadena and Altadena.
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Worries grow that California antitrust law rewrite will spawn biz-harming lawsuits
(Legal Newsline) - Despite pronounced and growing concerns over its potential to unleash a torrent of new lawsuits in California courts and stifle innovation... Read More.
Newsom OKs cutting red tape to build affordable housing
(The Center Square) - Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation on Monday to make building affordable housing easier throughout California.
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Judge nixes fedearl bid for quick block on California ‘Glock ban’
A Biden-appointed federal judge has refused, for now, the Trump administration's effort to block the state of California from banning the sale of handguns... Read More.
California’s unemployment rate remains steady at 5.3%
(The Center Square) - The latest numbers from the California Employment Development Department show 30,286 residents filed new unemployment claims totaling $115... Read More.
California lawmakers advance law to limit predatory privacy lawsuits
A bill to reduce predatory privacy lawsuits against California small businesses unanimously passed the state Assembly's Committee on Privacy and Consumer Protection last week,... Read More.
Feds apprehend alleged SNAP fraud ring in Los Angeles
(The Center Square) - Federal agents have busted what they're calling a SNAP fraud ring in Los Angeles.
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State law ends lawyer-doctor ‘phantom damages’ game for Uber and Lyft
A new California law sharply curtails some of the most lucrative practices in personal-injury law, by prohibiting lawyers from receiving kickbacks from doctors to... Read More.
Supreme Court leaves California’s mail-in ballots intact
(The Center Square) - A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision to allow mail-in ballots to be received after Election Day will effectively... Read More.
