California's gun violence restraining orders offer a constitutionally permissible way to temporarily disarm individuals who ...

Decades after playing soccer for UC Berkeley, retired judge George C. Hernandez still brings a competitive spirit to his work ...

The FTC's Southern Glazer's settlement may mark a revival in Robinson-Patman Act enforcement or prove an aberration, but businesses offering differential pricing should assess their antitrust exposure ...

Prosecutors say an El Cerrito man's emails threatening to skin U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer were intended to intimidate the court. His attorney called the messages offensive but incoherent ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday that he is commuting all 548 death sentences in California to life without parole, a sweeping exercise of executive clemency that will require state Supreme Court ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday announced the appointment of 23 Superior Court judges across California, including four in ...

Recent immigration restrictions, currency fluctuations and the possibility of expanded conflict in the Middle East are ...

California's proposed billionaire tax illustrates the limits of relocation: A move may change future liabilities without ...

San Diego Superior Court Judge Laura H. Parsky draws on her experience as a federal prosecutor and competitive athlete to ...

Effective Jan. 1, 2027, AB 515 will simplify California's procedures for requesting statements of decision in bench trials, ...

Los Angeles has placed more than 20,000 homeless people in temporary housing programs since 2022, according to a report filed Friday in federal court, but attorneys challenging th ...

An appeals court reinstated a jury's finding that the NFL violated antitrust law through its Sunday Ticket television package but overturned the $4.7 billion damages award, ruling that jurors relied ...