Stories by Art Benavidez on Southern California Record

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that California’s net neutrality law, SB 822, can remain in place, which means that Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) 2017 decision to reverse federal internet protections cannot prohibit state action.

Several Southern California cities are expected to file a lawsuit against Senate Bill 9, which will allow single-family homeowners to turn their property into duplexes.

Medical malpractice suits or personal injuries claims known as medico-legal cases detail a medical timeline that details someone’s important medical information including the condition, treatment, medical events impacting the existing condition and medical circumstances they could potentially face.

A Los Angeles-based gold and silver coin dealer has agreed to a $2.75 million settlement with the City of Los Angeles to settle allegations of unfair and deceptive practices, according to city attorney Mike Feuer.

Los Angeles County will pay $2.5 million to settle a lawsuit to two families whose relatives perished in the Kobe Bryant helicopter crash last year.

A federal judge in Orange County has rejected a request from a collection of LAPD officers to block the City of Los Angeles from implementing certain elements of its COVID-19 vaccination mandate for city employees.

Monsanto received its first favorable Roundup verdict in Los Angeles after jurors found that the weed killer was not a "substantial factor" in a young boy contracting a rare form of cancer.

LOS ANGELES - A Woodland Hills woman is suing the Toyota Motor Corporation for allegedly not honoring the warranty on her car battery.