'Somehow Those Promises Don't Get Kept'
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Jan 28SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- The court-appointed receiver overseeing California's prison health care system said Friday the state must keep its promise to spend more than $2... »
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- The court-appointed receiver overseeing California's prison health care system said Friday the state must keep its promise to spend more than $2... »
California prison officials have sent layoff notices to 545 employees, including 140 guards, as the inmate population declines to comply with a federal court order. »
After the Supreme Court decision discussed in part one, Lee and Stovall disappeared from public view for a few weeks, apparently traveling from Sacramento through Stockton to San Francisco. The free black and anti-slavery movements in the city... »
American Muslims are rejoicing a Supreme Court victory that could impact San Francisco Bay Area resident Yasir Affifi's case against the FBI and the U.S. Justice Department. Affifi, along with the San Francisco chapter of CAIR sued... »
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Several thousand anti-abortion activists marched in San Francisco this afternoon while hundreds more rallied for reproductive rights on the eve of the 39th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the U.S. Supreme Court decision granting women the right to end a pr... »
WASHINGTON -- It's 9th Circuit smackdown season at the Supreme Court and, judging from Tuesday morning's oral arguments, Richard Lee Pollard could be the latest... »
A federal appeals court ruled California’s same-sex marriage ban is unconstitutional, paving the way for a likely U.S. Supreme Court showdown. A three-judge panel on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco ruled 2-1 today that a lower co... »