Defense: Bell Official Overpaid, But Not Criminal
Former Bell city official was overpaid but not a criminal, her lawyer said in closing arguments in her corruption trial.
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Former Bell city official was overpaid but not a criminal, her lawyer said in closing arguments in her corruption trial.
Powell is mostly in a battle for parking with other disabled drivers, and dozens of those drivers aren't even disabled—they're breaking the law.
The district says when the mayor approached them about the program a few weeks ago, they said they needed time to review it.
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The judge opted for the sentence because of repeated violations of a restraining order imposed in the case, and the fact he taught the victim how to hide communications from authorities and destroy evidence.
The National Park Service announced on Thursday that the campgrounds would be closed between 7 p.m. on Thursday and 4 a.m. on Saturday because of high winds following a recent storm.
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The Vallejo Unified School District board voted Wednesday to drop Vallejo High School's long-running mascot, the Apache, after it received complaints from Native American activists.
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The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit board on Thursday approved a tentative contract deal after stripping out a disputed family medical leave provision that officials with its two largest unions have said they want in the deal.
