The National Housing Law Project, California Housing Partnership, and California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation Sponsored the ...
A San Diego County Superior Court hearing proceeded this week here investigating the actions of a former lead Orange County ...
The cases were fully investigated and substantiated by the city’s police oversight agency, the Civilian Complaint Review ...
Be it handball, cards, or dominoes, “keeping tally” is one of those everyday prison parlance references you’ll hear spoken ...
A Sacramento Bee opinion writer makes a pretty good point when she argues in a column this weekend that “California must dole ...
Cindy’s closed in October 2022 due to the restaurant operatorator’s inability to reach agreement over lease renewal. With ...
Judge Kimberly Colwell denied the accused’s request to only be banned from the Lake Merritt BART station as opposed to all ...
A recent op-ed by Dan Carson and Elaine Roberts Musser (see here) alerted Davis residents to a concern with a new proposal before the Davis City Council that has the potential to substantially limit ...
After 17 Years, Writer Imprisoned in New York Opines on ‘Second Look’ Laws for Incarcerated Like Him
NEW YORK, NY – In an Opinion piece published in The New York Times, Joseph Sanchez, an incarcerated writer, writes about, after being incarcerated for 17 years, whether cases like his deserve a second ...
A new paper this week from UC Davis Law Professor Chris Elmendorf and some colleagues explores whether housing supply skeptics learn – the answer they posit is yes, they do, “And when they do, they ...
I’ve said it before, but people are very easy to influence, particularly with the stories we tell ourselves, via Hollywood. These stories include crime dramas, police procedurals, detective stories, ...
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