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Oakland tenants allege harassment by property manager, say complaints went unaddressed
In an email to NBC Bay Area, the property manager strongly denied the allegations and said what’s described in the lawsuit doesn’t accurately reflect his account of the events.
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The evidence prosecutors may present to the jury in the Sheng Thao corruption trial
The government’s evidence includes a 2022 video showing the prosecution’s main witness, Mario Juarez, offering a toast inside California Waste Solutions, Oakland’s recycling contractor owned by David Duong.
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Court observers raise due process concerns as Concord Immigration Court takes center stage
San Francisco’s immigration court was officially closed last month, shifting thousands of cases to Concord
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Bankruptcy judge rejects Oakland Diocese plan to resolve hundreds of sex abuse claims
In his 109-page ruling, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge William Lafferty detailed his issues with the plan and found the Diocese failed to satisfy a key test in bankruptcy court.
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Surveillance video shows moment ICE agent's gun found in San Francisco airport bathroom
ICE has not disclosed whether the agent has faced any discipline.
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Former San Francisco immigration judge files federal whistleblower lawsuit over firing
Judge Chloe Dillon joins a growing number of immigration judges challenging their terminations in court.
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Court filings reveal new details in former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao bribery case
The new filings include the transcript of a reported telephone call between Andy Duong and an unnamed Oakland city councilmember
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San Francisco's immigration court permanently closes, shifts cases to Concord
Most of the court’s cases will move to the immigration court in Concord.
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49ers wanted to review police report before disclosing Shanahan crash, records show
The documents are in response to a public records request and help explain why the team waited to publicly disclose the Palo Alto crash.
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ICE arrests surge in Bay Area. Most appear to have no convictions or pending charges
In Bay Area cities, according to the data, the agency reported more than 330 arrests in July, a 76% jump from the same month last year.
