Billions of US dollars allocated to California for education and public health efforts are safe for now, after two judges temporarily blocked the Trump administration yesterday from rescinding the funds.
Instagram boss Adam Mosseri came under fire at a landmark trial over social media addiction for maintaining features on the photo-sharing app that researchers had flagged as harmful to teens.
Los Angeles’ hotly contested “mansion tax” could face its potentially final battle soon, if a related controversial measure qualifies by the end of the month for November’s ballot.
A Los Angeles federal judge ruled last night that US agents may wear masks while doing official duties, partially blocking for now California laws passed in response to last summer’s immigration raids.
A federal judge prohibited
A federal judge pressed a US Department of Justice lawyer to explain how or whether the Trump administration would continue its widespread mandatory detention of noncitizens if she formally vacates the Board of Immigration Appeals decision that she has already declared “no longer good law.”
The Federal Circuit said an administrative tribunal wrongly rejected
The HR management software firm Rippling will advance its corporate espionage lawsuit against competitor Deel Inc., a San Francisco federal judge said at a hearing Friday.
Myles Culhane joined Greenberg Traurig as a shareholder in its energy transition and carbon capture practices in Sacramento, the firm announced Feb. 10.
California is increasing pressure on companies’ handling of consumers requests to stop selling personal data as its record fine against
A landmark Third Circuit ruling has increased tech companies’ chances of getting First Amendment protections for their computer code. But the power to assert that shield against the state will depend on how “expressive” judges consider the coding.
The Trump administration’s repeal of the endangerment finding is again pitting blue and red states against one another, with those led by Democrats poised to sue and some conservative states applauding the finding’s demise.
A few dozen California cities have lucrative deals with retail giants like Apple, Best Buy, and Nike. These deals result in the cities paying millions of dollars from their local tax revenue back to the companies. In this video, we explore how these deals work and what some city and state lawmakers are hoping to do about it.
