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Lawmakers might honor controversial California Supreme Court justice

More than 35 years after voters denied Rose Bird a new term, a Bay Area lawmaker wants to rename a rose garden outside the state Capitol in her honor.

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Newsom asks court to allow housing in Berkeley s People s Park

Gov. Newsom asked the state Supreme Court to overturn a lower-court ruling and allow UC Berkeley to take over People’s Park and convert it into a housing site.

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California law to keep guns from domestic abusers is under threat

State laws barring gun possession by those who violate domestic-violence restraining orders are in danger without intervention by the Supreme Court.

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Bay Area county agrees to eliminate traffic ticket late fees

Late-payment fees for traffic tickets in California drop from $300 to no more than $100, and will be eliminated entirely in some counties.

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Can politicians block people on Twitter? SCOTUS to decide

The Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide the right of public officials with social media accounts to deny access to local critics.

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