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LA Man's Grubhub Lawsuit Could Determine If App-Based Workers Are Employees
LA man was recently awarded a $65.11 win in a federal lawsuit. However, the lawsuit could have a greater impact than financial compensation.
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LA man was recently awarded a $65.11 win in a federal lawsuit. However, the lawsuit could have a greater impact than financial compensation.
Maryland General Assembly lawmakers voted to pass constitutional amendment that would enshrine reproductive rights in state’s Constitution.
The sanctions include monetary costs for coverage of plaintiffs' reasonable attorneys' fees and costs in bringing the motion to sanction ...
U.S. Attorney Office filed a federal criminal complaint charging Joanne Marian Segovia with attempting to import illegal drug importation.
Newsom requested a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration through the Regional Administrator for the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
It asks “to continue to explore common sense solutions to both protect access to asylum and ensure a more efficient and orderly process.”
“With this legislation, we’re ending the oil industry’s days of operating in the shadows. California took on Big Oil and won.”
California Governor Gavin Newsom rescinded several drought measures in state of emergency orders.
Petroleum industry groups complain that the money would mostly come from fees on them.
“California’s common sense gun safety laws save lives, and the Unsafe Handgun Act (UHA) is no exception,” said Attorney General Rob Bonta.
Last month, in a sting operation called “Operation Better Pathways,” 16 human trafficking victims were identified including 8 children.
Employment grew in eight of California's 11 industry sectors in February, the same fraction as January.
Models of Kia and Hyundai vehicles became targets for car thieves following “The Kia Boyz Challenge.”
California Governor Gavin Newsom wants to use Medi-Cal funding for a new purpose: paying rent.
A bill would require media platforms to pay news publishers a “journalism usage fee” if they use local news content alongside advertising.
California Senator Dave Cortese presented his request at a regular session of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee, on March 22, 2023.
The change to the school policy on administering of drugs was recommended at its March 8 meeting and approved unanimously.
California has endured its 12th atmospheric river since late December, and the state said it is taking swift action to respond.
SBX1-1 proposed suspension of state’s fuel tax and fees for one year to immediately reduce gas prices by $1.00 but the bill died on arrival.
The Mexican government is suing gun manufacturers, blaming them for gun violence in Mexico.