California immigration rights advocates say they're ready this time for Trump
Immigration advocates say they’re ready this time for Donald Trump and his efforts for mass deportations. Organizations expect a surge in calls for help after the president-elect returns to the White House on Jan. 20 but say they’re better prepared than in 2016 when Trump began his first term.
A Central California District Court has denied Shein’s motions to dismiss allegations brought by creatives who accused the ...
An 88-year-old Holocaust and cancer survivor has won a $2.5 million judgment after suing her son for allegedly draining $2 ...
Garth Brooks wasted no time making his next move once the “We Shall Be Free” singer had the rape case from a former make-up ...
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Cost of seeking death penalty is high in California — but the state doesn’t conduct executionsProsecutors are seeking the death penalty against Sacramento police rookie Tara O’Sullivan’s killer — but at what cost?
The California Supreme Court has overturned nearly 30 years of precedent and held that the state's Lemon Law does not cover ...
A federal judge initially sided with California’s education department, which argued that excluding religious schools from ...
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California, Colorado and Hawaii voted to safeguard marriage equality this week should the Supreme Court ever target the ...
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Prop. 3 removes an outdated provision of the California Constitution that defines marriage as only between a man and a woman.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta are on exactly the right course in planning now to challenge Trump’s ...
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