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Legislative Wrap-Up: Key Bills That Made the Cut and Those That Fell Short

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In Sacramento, California, the recent legislative session has concluded with a mix of triumphs and setbacks, as numerous bills made their way through the state’s political landscape. This year, lawmakers grappled with issues ranging from public safety to education, resulting in a variety of new regulations and unresolved proposals. Among the successful bills, measures aimed at addressing homelessness and housing accessibility have garnered attention. One notable law focuses on expanding funding for affordable housing projects, responding to the growing crisis affecting many communities across the state. Advocates believe these initiatives will provide a much-needed lifeline … Read more

Judge Rules Against Trump’s Efforts to Cut Funds for Sanctuary Cities, Boosts Los Angeles Support

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A federal judge has ruled against former President Donald Trump’s attempt to limit federal funding for Los Angeles and other cities identified as sanctuary jurisdictions. The ruling, delivered in a California courtroom, underscored the ongoing legal battles surrounding immigration policies and the balance of power between the federal government and local municipalities. Sanctuary cities, which have adopted policies restricting cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, faced significant funding threats under the Trump administration. Judge André Birotte Jr.’s decision emphasized that the federal government could not impose conditions on grant funding that were not explicitly required by … Read more

Former Wynn Las Vegas Server Opts for Reduced Payment in Family Leave Act Case After Jury Award Cut

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Las Vegas, NV — A former cocktail server at Wynn Las Vegas has opted to accept a significantly reduced payout linked to a jury’s decision regarding a violation of her rights under the Family and Medical Leave Act. The court’s decision comes after evaluation of the original jury award, which was deemed excessively high. U.S. District Court Judge Andrew Gordon approved a remittitur payment of $27,200.75 for Tiare Ramirez, a marked reduction from the jury’s original award of $321,200. Judge Gordon concluded that the amount awarded was flawed and supported Wynn’s request for a new … Read more

Sean Kingston’s Attorney Seeks to Cut Ties Amid Legal Turmoil and Client Dispute

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Los Angeles, California — Sean Kingston’s attorney, Robert A. Rosenblatt, has filed a motion to disengage from representing the singer in his ongoing legal matters. Both Kingston and Rosenblatt have indicated that their professional relationship has deteriorated significantly, coinciding with Kingston’s recent federal fraud conviction earlier this year. This latest request marks the second attempt by Rosenblatt to withdraw from the case; his first effort was rejected in May 2025. At that time, Kingston expressed dissatisfaction regarding Rosenblatt’s communication with the media, sending a pointed email urging him to refrain from discussing the case outside … Read more