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San Francisco DA’s Office Denies Reducing Charges in Beating of Elderly Asian American

January 28, 2022   4:01 pm
The San Francisco District Attorney’s Office released a statement on Thursday refuting claims charged in a recent lawsuit that involved the DA’s office lowering a racially-charged beating of an elderly man from a felony to a misdemeanor. On Tuesday, the...
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Shirley N. Weber

Secretary of State Weber Says Potential Reparations Would Be For Descendants of Slaves Only

January 28, 2022   12:19 pmJanuary 28, 2022   12:58 pm
Secretary of State Shirley Weber, the author of AB 3121 and the California legislative Slavery Reparations Task Force, said on Thursday that reparations for slavery should only go to the descendants of slaves and not black immigrants or their descendants....
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San Francisco Board of Supervisors Votes To Give 10-Day Warning Period For About-To-Be Evicted Tenants

January 28, 2022   2:16 amJanuary 28, 2022   6:21 am
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously voted in favor of an ordinance on Wednesday that would require all landlords within the city to give all tenants facing eviction a 10-day warning period in order to have time to fix...
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Los Angeles City Council Passes Motion That May Lead To New Oil, Gas Extraction Ban in City

January 27, 2022   3:26 pmJanuary 27, 2022   3:30 pm
The Los Angeles City Council unanimously voted in favor of a motion on Wednesday that would direct city attorneys to draft an ordinance to ban all new oil and gas extraction, as well as phase out all existing wells over...
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Attorneys Win Removal of COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement for Piedmont School Kids

January 27, 2022   3:12 pm
Attorneys for Children’s Health Defense, California Chapter and Protection for the Educational Rights of Kids recently filed a lawsuit against Piedmont Unified School District over the district’s adoption of “an illegal Covid-19 vaccine mandate for students aged 5 and older.”...
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Expert Testimony Limitations, Wrongful Convictions Bill Passed By Senate

January 27, 2022   2:15 amJanuary 26, 2022   7:56 pm
A bill that would greatly raise the standards for evaluating expert testimony and forensics in courts, as well as make it easier for those convicted to try for exoneration based on false expert witness testimony, was passed 30-3 by the...
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Fremont Tesla Factory Named Most Efficient Auto Factory in North America

January 26, 2022   3:53 pmApril 3, 2022   3:15 pm
According to a new Bloomberg report, Fremont’s Tesla factory, the only car factory in California, is the most productive auto plant in North America, beating out 70 other factories. Press play to hear a narrated version of this story, presented...
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