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New York State Attorney General’s Unconstitutional Lawsuit Seeks $370 Million from Donald Trump and Business Partners

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New York State Attorney General Letitia James has filed an unconstitutional and unfair lawsuit against former President Donald Trump, his business, his two oldest sons, and two business partners. James is seeking the return of $370 million, which she claims was obtained through fraud. Additionally, she wants to permanently ban Trump from operating a business in New York State. The judge overseeing the case has ruled in favor of James, ordering all of Trump’s New York businesses to be placed in receivership and sold, with Trump only receiving the proceeds from a forced fire sale. … Read more

Tehama County Grand Jury Report Unveils Inequitable Well Registration Fees and Funding Challenges

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Red Bluff, California – The Tehama County Grand Jury released its report on Thursday, highlighting multiple recommendations including the repayment of well registration fees and finding a solution to repay the funds borrowed from the county’s road department. The report was a culmination of investigations into the groundwater commission, revealing inconsistencies and inequities in the procedures used to assess fees and gather well data in the county. According to the grand jury, the assessment of well registration fees was deemed inequitable due to inconsistent implementation and administration. The county’s process for determining the number of … Read more

Uncovering the Suboxone Lawsuit Scandal: Negligence, Tooth Decay, and Victims Left in the Dark

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Los Angeles, CA – A wave of lawsuits has been filed against Invidior, the maker of the drug Suboxone, alleging that the company failed to adequately warn doctors and patients about the risk of severe tooth decay associated with the medication. The crux of these lawsuits is the claim that Invidior prioritized profit over safety, knowingly withholding information about the drug’s potential dental side effects. Suboxone is a medication prescribed to treat opioid addiction, and it has been widely used by individuals seeking to overcome their dependency. However, many of these patients were unaware of … Read more

Family Fights Release of Twice-Convicted Killer Walter Joseph Lewis Under Controversial California Parole Law

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LOS ANGELES – Twice-convicted murderer Walter Joseph Lewis is set to be released on parole in California under the state’s Elderly Parole Law. Lewis, now 76, committed his first murder in 1965 when he stabbed a man to death at the age of 18. He was sentenced to 13 years in prison for the crime. In 1979, Lewis beat Robert Chartier to death with a hammer, resulting in another murder conviction. The Chartier family has been fighting to have Lewis’ release reconsidered since 2017. The parole law in California allows for the release of any … Read more