Bank of America Sued for California Unemployment Fraud Scheme
Unemployed Californians say the bank made state benefit cards vulnerable to fraud and that the bank’s customer service and fraud claim systems are deficient.
Read moreUnemployed Californians say the bank made state benefit cards vulnerable to fraud and that the bank’s customer service and fraud claim systems are deficient.
Read moreAsked a second time to rule on the constitutionality of California’s pandemic-induced ban on indoor worship in as many weeks, the Ninth Circuit Friday considered whether churches should be treated as “essential services.”
Read moreCalifornia’s lawsuit claims a new Trump administration rule will make it easier for “predatory” for-profit colleges to receive federal funds while offering low-quality educational programs.
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Read moreCalifornia law expanded the public’s access to police records in 2019, but one court ruling has exempted the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department.
Read moreOdds shifted toward the Hustler Magazine founder after a federal judge signals a California organized crime law is stale and perhaps unconstitutional.
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Read moreThe California Supreme Court found its landmark worker classification test from Dynamex Operations West, Inc. v. Superior Court of Los Angeles should be applied to any unresolved case prior to 2018.
Read moreSeveral days of extreme heat were to blame for the first California power outages in nearly two decades last summer, but a report released Wednesday offers a granular take on why the power grid couldn’t take the heat.
Read moreThe Ninth Circuit dismissed Public Watchdogs’ request for review of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s decision to deny the nonprofit group’s petition for an order to suspend decommissioning operations at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station.
Read moreA federal court in California approved a partial settlement in a dispute between players on the U.S. Senior Women’s National Soccer Team and the U.S. Soccer Federation on the women’s claims that their working conditions were not equal to those of the Men’s National Soccer Team.
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Read moreWith the feds’ warning states to “use or lose” Covid-19 vaccines, California counties are skipping ahead in Newsom’s rigid plan as experts question whether the state is prepared to hand out doses to its 40 million residents.
Read moreThe move comes after the Trump administration urged states to shift vaccination priorities from frontline workers and people over 75 to everyone over 65.
Read moreThe public will have the last word in Orange County, California. The county on Tuesday agreed in a settlement to update its public comment rules and allow speakers to direct their comments at individual elected officials during public meetings.
Read moreAnticipating improved ICU capacity and the end of the post-holidays Covid surge, the greater Sacramento region has been removed from California’s most restrictive list and can once again allow some indoor activities, including dining at restaurants.
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Read moreNearly 60% of California voters backed Proposition 22, which exempts gig economy giants from having to make their workers full-fledged employees, at the ballot box in November. A labor union and four drivers want the initiative struck down.
Read moreAbout 784,000 Californians have received the Covid vaccine, and Governor Gavin Newsom said Monday another 1 million will receive shots in the arm in the coming days.
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