If you know anything about the relationship between the Hispanic and African-American gangs in Riverside, you’ll know they’re . . . not good. Personally, I did not know what caused this situation, at least beyond the usual rivalries, but according
4th Dist. payment update
The Fourth District to Implement Online Credit Card Payment ProcessingEffective May 1, 2026, the Fourth District Court of Appeal will begin accepting credit card payments online only. Divisions One (San Diego) and Two (Riverside), which previously accepted credit card payments
The Importance of Clearing Title for Public Acquisitions
When public agencies acquire property for future public projects, many times they are only focused on negotiating the acquisition price with the property owner. If an acquisition price can be agreed upon voluntarily, eminent domain can be avoided. But focusing
Comment on 4th DCA's Conflict of Interest Code
The Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District, is considering amendments to its Conflict of Interest Code. Anyone wishing to comment on the proposed amendments may do so in writing no later than September 29, 2025.
Comments may be submitted in
Pedro Vasquez Perdomo v. Kristi Noem Ruling: a Double Standard on Race to Handicap ICE
ICE had disputed the advocates characterization of its stops. Its officers have more particularized suspicion based on their experience and on additional observed facts about the setting and the suspect, ICE argued. Frimpong s rushed briefing and hearing schedule had
California Court Confirms Surety’s Right to Recover Attorney Fees and Costs Incurred by Its Principal
In Cell-Crete Corp. v. Fed. Ins. Co., a California court awarded a surety attorneys’ fees and costs that its principal incurred defending the surety against a claim on a public-works payment bond.[1] This is good news for sureties and
Justice Haller to retire
Justice Judith L. Haller to Retire from Fourth Appellate DistrictAssociate Justice Judith Haller of the Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District, Division One, will retire on Oct. 31 after 28 years on the appellate bench. Justice Haller was appointed
Riverside Health investigates cause 40 Coachella bus drivers being hospitalized after catered meal
Riverside County health officials looking for cause of sickness for dozens of people after meal
Riverside County health officials are trying to find out why dozens of employees of a shuttle bus company became ill after eating a catered meal
New Restriction on Background Checks in California
The California Court of Appeal has ruled that date of birth and/or a driver’s license number cannot be used to identify individuals in an electronic search of the criminal index of court records. All of Us or None v. Hamrick
3 Tricks to Terminate a Student Lease at UCR due Coronavirus Force Majeure
How to Terminate Your Lease at Grandmark, Highlander at North Campus, UV Towers, and the Palms at UC Riverside
As the official, volunteer attorneys answering landlord tenant legal issues for the Associated Students of UC Riverside Legal Clinic, we