Two Men Sentenced In Stockton Bank Robbery And Shootout

February 21, 2017 | Rich Ibarra

A judge sentenced two men Tuesday in the Bank of the West robbery and shootout in Stockton that claimed the life of a hostage two years ago.

No Injunction Against Steinberg But Ashby Lawsuit Goal Met All The Same

June 2, 2016 | Bob Moffitt

The primary election is Tuesday. But, two candidates for mayor of Sacramento are claiming victory in court.

Insight With Vicki Gonzalez

International Criminal Court

April 12, 2016

Professor Linda Carter joins us to talk about recent news from the International Criminal Court and her new focus as she steps down from teaching duties at McGeorge School of Law.

Court Rejects Lawsuit By Kidnapping Survivor Jaycee Dugard

March 16, 2016

(AP) - An appeals court says the U.S. government cannot be held responsible for the 1991 abduction of Jaycee Dugard, who was held by a federal parolee for 18 years.

Lawsuit Over California High-Speed Rail Back In Court

February 11, 2016

(AP) - California's $68 billion high-speed rail project is back in court Thursday as state officials defend their plans.

Plaintiffs Win Right To See 15 Million Emails, City Of Sacramento May Delete The Rest

July 24, 2015 | Bob Moffitt

The City of Sacramento has agreed to hold 15 million emails as part of a lawsuit filed by two people who filed a California Public Records Act Request.

State Government

New Traffic Court Rules Prevent Upfront Payment

June 8, 2015 | Katie Orr

Some traffic courts in California have been charging ticketed drivers fees before allowing their cases to go to trial. But a new rule approved Monday by the state Judicial Council will put an end to that practice.

Environment

Court Rules Against U.S. Bureau of Reclamation In Delta Smelt Battle

April 17, 2014

(AP) -- An appeals court says federal officials should have consulted wildlife agencies about potential harm to a tiny, threatened fish before issuing contracts for water from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.

Chief Justice Calls For More Funds For State's Court System

March 18, 2014 | Max Pringle

California Supreme Court Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye told state lawmakers Monday the state’s cash-strapped courts are on the verge of failing to provide timely access to the legal system.