A Mexican man was convicted in Sacramento on Friday of illegally living and voting in the United States for years.

The defense for 2nd District Court of Appeal Justice Jeffrey W. Johnson rested Friday after the longtime judicial officer and ...

A state regulation declaring coffee doesn’t pose a cancer risk can be used by the defense in long-running litigation over prod...

A U.S. appeals court on Friday agreed to stay a trial judge’s order forcing chipmaker Qualcomm Inc. to change its business pr...

The city of Sacramento can continue its housing discrimination case against Wells Fargo & Co. under a ruling issued by a f...

Veteran general counsel Stephen Ballas is leaving the in-house world to join DLA Piper’s Los Angeles corporate practice as a p...

An emergency petition to the California Supreme Court challenging Secretary of State Alex Padilla’s right to enforce a new law...

In between periodic bouts of sobbing, an emotional Justice Jeffrey W. Johnson took the stand Thursday to defend himself agains...

The city attorney was deposed a few weeks after the FBI executed a search warrant of his office, looking for evidence of bribe...

Nearly doubling the number of sanctions imposed against him Thursday, FilmOn Inc. executive Alki David might break records to ...

Oregon’s Democratic senators have asked the White House to consider four candidates as nominees for the last existing vacancy ...

The defendant said he intends to invoke the Fifth Amendment in response to fraud allegations that he falsely claimed his compa...

California is most likely improperly denying firearms to people whose felony convictions in other states were overturned, a fe...

Although a federal judge recognized it would be a serious invasion of privacy to allow Apple to conduct forensic imaging of cl...

An attorney whose 100-signature petition about sexual harassment in the 2nd District Court of Appeal spurred the investigation...

The standard for what makes a case “extraordinary” enough to justify such an injunction is not clear, legal experts say.

The judge overseeing dual cases related to billing errors at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power will review in came...

For the first time, two women — former federal prosecutor Eileen M. Decker and LGTBQ activist Shane Goldsmith Murphy — have be...

A bill that would protect the last few dollars in a debtor’s bank account is headed to a vote in the full state Assembly.

A coalition of major environmental groups have sued to block changes to the Endangered Species Act announced last week by Pres...

A contentious bill to allow felons to serve on juries was pulled from a legislative committee on Wednesday to allow further ne...

Bassem Banafa, whose federal lawsuit helped derail Steven Moawad’s 2018 bid to remain the State Bar’s chief trial counsel, has...

Claiming the federal government failed to provide detained immigrants with appropriate medical and mental health care, the Sou...

The Navy contractor accused of widespread fraud in the cleanup of a toxic San Francisco shipyard argued it could not have defr...

An attorney testified Tuesday he was the source of information Justice Jeffrey Johnson spread around the 2nd District Court of...

The order for relief of judgment is U.S. District Judge James V. Selna’s second dismantling of the 2016 jury verdict

Prosecutors mined an extensive paper trail in federal court on Tuesday as they sought to show a Mexican national lived illegal...

The restaurants accuse USC of intentional misrepresentation and breach of contract over leases the plaintiffs say are above ma...

Gov. Gavin Newsom publicized his proposal to create a $331 million trust that would fund legal services for California residen...

The Los Angeles Opera has hired Debra Wong Yang, a former U.S. attorney and chair of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher's crisis mana...