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Judge Blocks Trump Immigration Rider on Transportation Grants; Bonta Hails 'Important Constitutional Victory'
California Attorney General Rob Bonta, who spearheaded the 20-state coalition that sued last month, welcomed the decision.
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Four Nuestra Familia Prison Gang Leaders Sentenced For Racketeering Conspiracy
The hearing marks the final chapter of an investigation that ultimately convicted 40 Nuestra Familia members and associates.
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Guilty verdict in North Highlands homicide, dismemberment of victim
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Formal Proceedings Initiated Against Former Justice William J. Murray, Jr. Over Judicial Delays
The controversy has also drawn attention to oversight mechanisms within the state judiciary.
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California AG Bonta Sues Landlord Mike Nijjar, PAMA Management for Tenant Exploitation
The suit accuses PAMA-related firms of issuing leases containing unlawful clauses that waive tenant rights, including jury trials and the ability to repair or deduct costs from rent
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Environmental Groups Sue Over Sacramento Development Plans That Would Convert 474 Acres of Farmland to Warehouses
The disputed land, currently used for agriculture, would be developed into 6 million square feet of warehouse space.
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Sacramento County law enforcement, Wilton Rancheria Sign Agreement to Address Missing and Murdered Indigenous People Crisis
The agreement outlines a commitment to enhance public safety and law enforcement services within Wilton Rancheria's jurisdiction.
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Supreme Court’s one-sentence order closes the door to Catholic charter school – but leaves it open for future challenges
The wild card, so to speak, was Chief Justice John Roberts, author of the court’s three most recent opinions supporting government aid to religious schools
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Local Resident Files Lawsuit Against Elk Grove Following December Traffic Collision
According to court documents, the incident occurred on December 6, 2024, while Eric Aguirre was operating an Elk Grove city vehicle.
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Superior Court judge censured, agrees to resign from Santa Barbara bench
The six‑member California Commission on Judicial Performance publicly censured Judge Carrozzo on April 17, 2025.
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Suspect in Elk Grove double homicide succumbs to self-inflicted injury
The Sacramento County Coroner has identified the victims.
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Bystanders seriously injured in Elk Grove Police high-speed vehicle pursuit seek damages against city
It is asserted that the Elk Grove Police officers operated their vehicle between 90 and 110 miles per hour during the pursuit.