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CA says he stole from ailing seniors. Officials missed the red flags
Gregory Oveross’ job was to take care of his elderly clients’ money. Instead, state prosecutors say, he and his partner stole $6 million from his clients’ accounts. And then he left key parts of his reports to the courts blank, according to court records. Over the last two decades, California has set up systems to…
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Inventory edges slightly higher year over year as rates rise
Inventory rose to 871,063 in mid-August as rates stayed near highs, while pending sales fell year over year and price cuts hit 41.67%.
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US DOJ finds ‘unbroken pattern’ of sexual abuse by California prison staff
A two-year federal investigation found decades of staff sexual abuse against incarcerated women at California correctional facilities.
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After refinery explosions, California lawmakers move to preserve safety rules
California lawmakers are advancing an effort to preserve oil refinery safety rules that were designed to prevent fires, explosions and other catastrophes despite industry opposition. The union-backed proposal, Senate Bill 966, would enshrine existing worker protections into state law as California regulators move to revise them in response to a legal settlement with the state’s…
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Ella se declaró culpable de un cargo de tráfico de drogas. Luego visitó México sin saber que no podría regresar.
El Tribunal Supremo de California desestimó la declaración de culpabilidad de una mujer que no comprendía que una condena pondría en peligro su estatus migratorio.
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Juez federal se dispone a restringir las tácticas de detención de inmigrantes en las redadas de Los Ángeles
Las detenciones sin orden judicial han sido una característica clave de los esfuerzos del gobierno por deportar masivamente.
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Interested in how California pays for state government? Here’s where to find the data
Budgets can gloss over key trends, such as how much government has grown in size and cost under Gov. Gavin Newsom. These sources reveal the data.
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Some Cal State students got financial aid decisions a lot later this year. Here’s why
The federal aid agency updated its fraud protections, delaying financial aid notifications to students by several weeks.
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Where did the birds go? Once-abundant wetlands are drying up after federal staff cutbacks
A long decline in the number of people managing wildlife refuges in California accelerated after the Trump administration’s DOGE staffing cuts.
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Where’d the birds go? Federal staffing cuts hit CA refuge
Seven months ago I visited the San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge in Stanislaus County, as part of a birding trip to see wintering migratory birds. Even on chilly January days in years past, it was possible to see and hear more than 100 kinds of birds at the Vierra Wetlands nestled inside the 7,500-acre…
