Banning
Recent News About Banning
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Judge on paraquat pesticide multi-district lawsuit: plaintiff witness's methodology equates to 'cooking the books'
A California lawmaker is pressing to ban the pesticide paraquat despite a federal judge’s recent conclusion in several civil lawsuits that expert witness testimony had failed to prove the chemical causes Parkinson’s disease. -
Jan. 3: Orange County Superior Court docket for "rule 3.740 collections" cases
The following cases categorized as "rule 3.740 collections" were on the docket in the Orange County Superior Court on Jan. 3. All case details are allegations only and should not be taken as fact: -
Orange County Superior Court: Actions Taken on Jan. 3
The Orange County Superior Court reported the following activity on Jan. 3 in the suits below: -
Case activity for Credit Corp. vs Mike P. Banning on Jan. 3
The Orange County Superior Court reported the following activities in the suit brought by Credit Corp. against Mike P. Banning on Jan. 3. -
OC Congresswoman joins fight against U.S. Education Department investigating ban on mask mandates
Education Department investigates mask mandate prohibitions in five Republican states -
Recall organizer accuses Gov. Newsom of ‘political pandering’ for settling Afghan refugees amid homelessness crisis
Despite a shortage of affordable housing options, Gov. Gavin Newsom is taking action to accommodate Afghan refugees -
Black Lives Matter sues Santa Monica over arrests at protest
LOS ANGELES -- Black Lives Matter and three individuals are suing the City of Santa Monica alleging violations of constitutional rights, among other claims. -
Republican lawmaker announces candidacy for governor in Sept. 14 recall election
When Assemblyman Kevin Kiley (R-Rocklin) became involved in the Recall Gavin Newsom movement, it wasn’t because he wanted to be a candidate -
Bonta supports LA County's ban on flavored tobacco in 9th Circuit Amicus Brief
California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed an Amicus Brief last month in the U.S. -
California, FTC sue Frontier over spotty internet service, alleging unfair billing practices
Frontier Communications is being sued again for allegedly failing to deliver the internet speed it promised customers while charging them for better, more expensive service than it was able to offer