Salaries in Job Postings, Permitting Jaywalking: What to Know About New California Laws in 2023
A slate of new laws in California for 2023 include those addressing pay transparency, the price gap in gender-marketed items ...
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State Lifeguards Appeal Case Against Law Enforcement Union to U.S. Supreme Court
In a legal battle against the California State Law Enforcement Association over the required payment of union dues, state lifeguards, ...
State Lifeguards Battle Law Enforcement Association, State in Union Dispute
State lifeguards in Orange County and other parts of Southern California recently filed a petition with the Ninth Circuit Court ...
Employees, Student File Lawsuit Challenging Community College Districts’ Vaccine Requirements
By Collin Breaux Rejection of COVID-19 vaccines for school campuses and workplaces continues on—and, this time, is going to the ...
San Clemente Prosecutor Running for County Judge
By C. Jayden Smith A candidate running for Orange County Superior Court judge this June looks to serve the beachside ...
Letter to the Editor: Response to James’ Legal Woes
MICHAEL WEINBAUM, San Clemente I was saddened to read the recent articles about two of San Clemente’s leading lights, Alan Hostetter ...
Judge Likely to Dismiss SONGS Lawsuit
By Shawn Raymundo A federal judge is likely to rule against Public Watchdogs, dismissing its lawsuit against the operators of ...
SCHS Football Season Over, Judge Denies Restraining Order Against CIF-SS Ruling
By Zach Cavanagh The San Clemente football team’s season ended not on the field but in a courtroom on Friday ...
San Clemente Readies to Explore Temporary Shelter in SB2 Overlay
By Eric Heinz After city officials met on Monday and Tuesday to discuss the litigation regarding the homeless issues in ...
San Clemente Preps for Homeless Lawsuit as North Beach Situation Intensifies
By Eric Heinz As the debate over what to do about the homeless situation in North Beach continues, San Clemente ...
Judge Allows City’s Complaints to Move Forward in Toll Road Lawsuit
By Eric Heinz On. Jan. 29, Riverside Superior Court Judge Daniel Ottolia ruled that most of the arguments the city ...
At the Movies: How to Judge ‘On the Basis of Sex’
By Megan Bianco Ruth Bader Ginsburg rivals Gloria Steinem and Angela Davis as one of the pioneers of second-wave feminism ...
Woman Suspected of Holy Fire, Pregnancy Scam on Social Media Pleads ‘Not Guilty’ to All Charges
Article updated at 11:30 a.m. on Jan. 29; original article published Dec. 18, 2018 By Eric Heinz The woman accused ...
Federal Judge Orders Settlement of Homeless Shelter Locations by June 13
By Eric Heinz Sites for homeless shelter locations, “S.I.T.E.S.,” as spelled out in emphasis by Federal Judge David O. Carter, ...
Baptiste Brothers Continue Fight over Miramar Theater Ownership
By Eric Heinz Craig Baptiste and his brother, Barry, are continuing their fight to own the Miramar Theater (now called ...
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