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Judge declines to pull noncitizen school board voting measure from Oakland ballot

A judge declined to remove a measure from the November ballot that would allow noncitizen.

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State Supreme Court to review California law that requires a warning for people reporting police misconduct

The state Supreme Court has agreed to review a 1995 California law that requires police.

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Restricting court employees political activities violated their free speech rights, court rules

The federal court administrative office unconstitutionally restricted staffers’ free.

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Conservative groups that successfully challenged San Francisco s noncitizen voting law files suit against Oakland

A similar proposal on Oakland’s November ballot would authorize about 13,000 noncitizen.

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Privacy advocates challenge S F police use of surveillance cameras during Black Lives Matter protests

Privacy advocates are challenging the San Francisco Police Department’s use of private.

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