The Supreme Court Case That Could Upend Parts of the Tax Code
The Supreme Court on Dec. 5 will take up an important but little-noticed case about “unrealized” income that considers the constitutional limitations on federal taxing power.
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San Diego Congressman Introducing Fentanyl Bill at Federal Level After CA Legislature Rejected It
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San Diego Congressman Darrell Issa is asking the House to pass a fentanyl law at the federal level that was rejected by the California legislature.
Sacramento County D.A. Sues City Over Homeless, Again
After already suing the city for its response to the situation, District Attorney Thien Ho is now accusing the city of allowing homeless camps to foul area waterways.
Joe Biden Received Monthly Payments From Son’s Business: Records
President Joe Biden received money from one of his son’s businesses, according to bank records made public on Dec. 4.
The Governor And ‘Legislature’ Want to Block You from Protecting Your Tax Dollars
The California Supreme Court says it will weigh in on whether a new initiative will be on next year’s ballot.
Money Train: Three Billion Dollars in Funding For High-Speed Rail Line Between Southern California And Las Vegas
The White House has announced three billion dollars in funding for part of the high-speed rail line between the Los Angeles area and Las Vegas.
Man With Crowbar Smashes 30 Cars in Koreatown
Los Angeles police are on the hunt for a man who vandalized 30 cars with a crowbar in Koreatown.
6/10 Los Angeles City Employees Don’t Live in Los Angeles
That’s according to a new report from the office of city controller Kenneth Mejia.
Southern California Mayor Accused of Sending Gang Member to Intimidate Resident
According to Gabby Leos, El Monte Mayor Jessica Ancona has been relentless since the two began feuding during last year’s election over flyers Leos posted for a traffic safety meeting.
CA Supreme Court Rules PG&E Cannot Be Sued Over Power Shutoffs
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The California Supreme Court is handing a win to Pacific Gas & Electric. Justices ruled that customers cannot sue the utility over safety-related power shutoffs.