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A major California hospital group may owe you money. Here's how to collect.
California medical giant Sutter Health has settled a class action lawsuit for millions, and if you’re a current or former Northern California resident, there’s a decent chance you may benefit. Sutter Health, which made $18.2 billion in revenue last year, agreed back in April to settle a class action lawsuit for $228.5 million.
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Judge to issue ruling in lawsuit over Los Angeles immigration crackdowns
A federal judge was expected to issue a ruling Friday on a request by immigrant advocates for restraining orders aimed at restricting federal immigration enforcement operations in Los Angeles and other parts of Southern California.
Poll shows California voters want lawsuit abuse reform
A California poll reveals a bipartisan majority of voters want the Legislature to tackle lawsuit abuses, which they blame for rising prices. Protecting American Consumers Together, a national advocacy and educational organization,
Heinous, heartbreaking — and expensive. California schools face avalanche of sex abuse claims
A California law took effect in 2020 that dropped the statute of limitations for filing lawsuits, provided a three-year window for victims to file claims and otherwise made it easier for them to
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Lawsuit Targets California, L.A. for 'Rekindling' Palisades Fire
A lawsuit against Los Angeles for the Palisades Fire now includes California, alleging negligence in fire prevention. The lawsuit claims the fire "rekindled" from a previous blaze. Allegations also target LADWP for inadequate water supply and record tampering.
Newsom's office distances governor from DOJ lawsuit vs California over trans athletes in controversial post
California Governor Newsom clarified he's not named in DOJ lawsuit over trans athletes in girls sports, defending the state's 2013 law on gender identity.
Cop faking disability for $600K visited Disneyland, ran races, lawsuit says
The woman claimed she was unable to resume working as a Westminster police officer but visited Disneyland, ran two 5K races, went skiing and golfing as she received workers' compensation benefits.
Cop faking disability for $600K visited Disneyland, ran races, CA lawsuit says
Nicole Brown, of Riverside, claimed she was unable to resume working as a Westminster police officer but visited Disneyland, ran two 5K races, went skiing and golfing — among other recreational activities — as she received worker’s compensation benefits, according to a lawsuit brought by Westminster officials on July 8.
California city sues ex-police officer accused of partying at Stagecoach festival after faking injury, collecting $600,000
The city of Westminster is seeking repayment for medical and disability payments, benefits and other funds they claim she unlawfully obtained.
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