Courts
California sues Trump to remove final troops from Los Angeles streets
In a ‘lively exchange,’ Judge Charles Breyer zings a representative of Pete Hegseth’s so-called Department of War
SF police looks likely to get $6.25 million from Justice Department
With sharp words for the DOJ, the judge on the case extends the deadline for SFPD to get a crucial grant
SF sues Department of Justice over police funding
The Department of Justice demands fealty in exchange for $6.25 million earmarked for more cops and addressing the mental health of officers
The buddy system
Volunteer escorts are making Immigration Court a little more human and a lot more humane
Veteran Black SFJAZZ director sues for discrimination
The San Francisco musical institution has acknowledged 'systemic racism and bias' in the past
The lawyer in winter
David Boies is the most admired attorney in America. The same week he won a class action against Google, he made a closing argument of his own
The system failed John Killops
The 63-year-old was charged with a felony while in a mental health crisis. Nearly two years behind bars probably didn’t help
‘It’s designed to put fear in people’
An immigrant’s first-person account of living, working, and raising a family in San Francisco under the threat of ICE raids
Newsom summons the posse after Trump’s beatdown
The California governor might still have some fight left
Newsom v. Trump could set a dangerous precedent
Ninth Circuit looks likely to bless Trump’s National Guard deployment anywhere, anytime
