Customers Paying Price for Prop 65 Serial Lawsuits in California
Law allows anyone to sue restaurants in the "public interest" if they don't warn about chemicals in their food
Law allows anyone to sue restaurants in the "public interest" if they don't warn about chemicals in their food
Believes it's involved in money transmission without the appropriate licenses
Under court orders to reduce overcrowding
Granted, they did take cuts over the last few years
San Francisco Giants reportedly opposed the attempt
Because he did such a bang-up job in LA, natch
Prosecutor previously declined to press involuntary manslaughter charges; caller will now spend 90 days in jail
50,000 customers will have to find new coverage
A bat's just not the same
Voters will decide how to spend $3.2 million
Before he was mayor he was investigated for sexual battery, and while a member of the school board and a water polo coach for videotaping teen girls
A gun is an irreplaceable self-defense tool
Gov. Brown was the voice for fiscal conservatism, which is a scary thought
Five GOP senators cross the aisle to approve
Ernesto Duenez was shot 11 times by a Manteca Police Officer
Richard Ramirez convicted of 13 murders that took place in the '80s
The latest trend in urban planning builds bureaucracy, not affordable living.
Had been shut down for more than a year due to safety problems.
Everybody else, go find someplace cheaper to shoot
No right to privacy if you're forced to pay dues
However, Senate Sergeant-at-Arms is sourced for ID'ing the Senator whose office was being raided
Challenges investigation outcome and orders back pay
State regulations tie salary rules to minimum wage
Charged with second-degree murder
Bill introduced after the Sandy Hook massacre
Sheriff's department says it was responding to a call about a family fight
In addition to its constitutional flaws, California's foie gras ban is unenforceable. A flurry of lawsuits by animal rights groups is making this fact more and more clear.
Felt as far as San Francisco
That's enough for, like, 20 feet of high-speed rail, right?
They say it's over staffing, but management says it's over pension contributions
The prosecution, meanwhile, wants to censor the Internet
Would also eliminate cap on malpractice suits
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