(UPDATED) In a significant First Amendment victory, a police dashboard camera video is not a “personnel record” and thus cannot be withheld from the public,
Month: July 2016
Bay Area Transfer Site for Bakken Crude Oil OK
Environmentalists sued too late to block creation of a railroad transit site for highly flammable Bakken crude oil in Richmond, California, even though air quality
Uber, Blind Riders Settlement Approved
Uber has won preliminary approval of a class action by blind riders because Uber drivers refused to give them rides with their service dogs. A
Whales’ New Shot at Silencing Navy Sonar
Environmentalists won reinstatement Friday of a legal challenge to the U.S. Navy’s use of sonar, which the groups say harms whales, walruses, seals and dolphins.
Water Districts Challenge Smelt Fish Protections
Major California agricultural water districts have accused the state’s Central Valley Water Project of environmental law violation in a 2008 plan that allowed increased water
Wealthy Salvadoran Politico Denied Asylum
A former Salvadoran pro soccer player and deputy to a congressman there was barred fro seeking asylum in the U.S. because of his alleged complicity in the
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