Attorney says changing bill language to protect the rights of journalists is step in right direction
SACRAMENTO – Statements by lawmakers saying they will alter language in a new law so that freelance journalists don’t lose their jobs an attorney representing journalists and photographers in a lawsuit called a good move.
Miyoko's sues state for asking it to remove the word 'butter' from labeling
Lawsuit Claims State is Violating First Amendment Free Speech Rights
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- Court activity on Feb. 26: Adita Shah vs Good Earth Staging LLC
- Court activity on Feb. 24: Juan Barragan vs General Motors a Delaware Corp.
- Court activity on Feb. 26: Edward R Bacon Company Inc. a vs Marinship Construction Services Inc.
- Feb. 20: Alameda County Superior Court docket for "other employment" cases
- Court activity on Feb. 27: David Gordon vs Amandeep Singh
- Alameda County Superior Court: Actions Taken on Feb. 20
- Court activity on Feb. 26: Glodean Champion vs James Andrew McBay
- Court activity on Feb. 26: Raymond Maldonado vs Billy Ray Roper
- Case activity for Kathy Peck Denny vs Bay Properties Inc. on Feb. 26
- Feb. 20: Superior Court of California for San Francisco County docket for "personal injury/property damage - vehicle related" cases
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Patient alleges injuries following foot surgery
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Judge rejects motion from Uber and Postmates to halt AB 5
LOS ANGELES – A federal judge in California has shot down an early attempt by Uber Technologies Inc. and Postmates Inc. to pause a new state law that re-classifies many contract workers as employees entitled to benefits. -
Sun City Lincoln Hills sued over allegations of discrimination against hearing-impaired residents
SACRAMENTO – Sun City Lincoln Hills, a Sacramento-area development for those 55 and older, is facing a federal civil rights lawsuit filed by two residents who allege the community association has discriminated against them by failing to provide devices and services at its board meetings, theater and elsewhere to help individuals with hearing loss. -
Judge denies SF Examiner's appeal in advertising case against SF Chronicle
SAN FRANCISCO – A California state appeals court shot down the appeal of a judgment in a lawsuit by the owner of the San Francisco Examiner that accused its direct competitor, the San Francisco Chronicle, of illegally selling advertising below actual cost to damage competition and sales numbers.
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State CourtAppeals court rules in favor of BART in 2017 platform robbery case behind common carrier law
SAN FRANCISCO – A state appeals court on Jan. 15 ruled that a woman who was robbed at a Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station cannot hold the public transit agency accountable because the crime took place while she was on the platform, not the train.
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LegislationCSAC director: 'Action is required now' to address state's homeless crisis
SACRAMENTO – A proposal by Gov. Gavin Newsom’s task force on homelessness asks the Legislature to put a state constitutional amendment on the November ballot that would force California cities and counties to take steps to provide housing for the more than 150,000 Californians who lack it or potentially face legal action.
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