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Steve Hilton would suspend California’s carbon market. Xavier Becerra’s campaign hasn’t said what it would do. In September, Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled what is likely one of the last large climate announcements of his tenure: California will move forward with…
Los Angeles officials expect construction of a fence around MacArthur Park will start in November and continue through fall 2027. At a community meeting Thursday night at MacArthur Park Elementary School, officials said fence installation is now expected to continue through…
What's at stake: Whoever wins in November can appoint a handful of new members to the California Air Resources Board, which has to finish writing the linkage rules and will propose the budget that leans on carbon market revenue. The…
Legal counsel from Uber and Netflix told an audience at the Association of Corporate Counsel's annual meeting in Boston on Tuesday that rapid changes in companies' internal use of artificial intelligence have heightened the risks around new innovation and are…
Dallas apartment hunters faced the toughest rental competition among Texas’ major metropolitan markets during the 2026 peak leasing season, as higher mortgage rates, home prices, and property taxes added to the financial considerations facing prospective North Texas homebuyers. Seven prospective renters…
Filed: July 21, 2020 ◆§ 8:20-cv-01311 A $325K Starbucks settlement ends a lawsuit that alleged the chain failed to provide employees and/or beneficiaries with adequate COBRA Notices. New to ClassAction.org? Read our Newswire Disclaimer Starbucks Corporation has agreed to a $325,000 class action…
Today, California American Water submitted an application to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) updating the project cost estimates, a low-cost financing framework, and a proposal for rate treatment for the Monterey Peninsula Water Supply Project's desalination facilities. Oops, something…
Thirteen former employees of Ground Penetrating Radar Systems LLC filed a lawsuit in Ohio federal court alleging that the environmental services provider uses restrictive postemployment covenants to lock workers into low-paying jobs, stifle competition and increase its value to its…
Although a California state appeals court's recent decision in Saberin v. Alation confirmed that California employment laws do not operate extraterritorially merely because a company is headquartered in the state, employers shouldn't construe this as authorization to relocate decision-makers to circumvent…
In Ellis v. Prince, Michelle May O'Neil's amicus brief urges the Court to consider the constitutional relationship between a parent's decision-making authority and a child's independent right to a legal remedy. Michelle May O'Neil strategic legal counsel in high stakes litigation…