By Phillip Tate
On April 1, 2010, the California Supreme Court unanimously ruled that flaws in the decision making process underlying a facially
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No Fooling: A Facially Valid NOE Triggers a 35-Day Statute of Limitations
In the second time in two months, the California Supreme Court announced that once a Notice of Exemption (“NOE”) for a project is filed, the applicable statute of limitations is 35 days – regardless of the circumstances surrounding the NOE.…
Don’t “Condemn First, Decide What to do With the Property Later”
By Glen Hansen
California’s eminent domain law permits acquisition of property only for a “proposed project” that is intended for public use. In City of Stockton v. Marina Towers, LLC (2009) 171 Cal.App.4th 93, the Court of Appeal for the…
Eastern District Of California Uncertain Of Legality Of Joint Bidding Venture On Motion For Summary Judgment
In early 2003, California’s San Joaquin County decided to establish zones within the county which would be provided ambulance services by one exclusive provider. American Medical Response, Inc. (“AMR”), a corporation that provides ambulance services throughout the nation, the City…
Cases of shigellosis taper off:
Health department officials think outbreak of illness may be contained
January 22, 2006
Kathleen O’Dell
News-Leader
STOCKTON – Cedar County Health Department officials think they may have contained an outbreak of shigellosis, an illness that causes diarrhea and can lead…
Hepatitis Scare At Stockton Schools
April 27, 2005
STOCKTON”A warning is out for families whose children attend 4 schools in Stockton: keey an eye out for Hepatitis-A. A cafeteria worker has come down with the infectious disease.
School and public health officials started to worry…
Stockton Cafeteria Worker’s Diagnosis of Hepatitis Prompts Warning
April 27, 2005
Letters have been sent out warning that as many as 1,200 Stockton-area students area may have been exposed to hepatitis A, a potentially fatal viral disease.
The letters were sent Friday and Monday after a cafeteria worker…
About 1,200 students exposed to Hepatitis A
Health officials say risk of contracting illness is low
By Yasmin Assemi
Record Staff Writer
Published Tuesday, April 26, 2005
STOCKTON — About 1,200 students at Franklin High, Kohl Open, Fillmore Elementary and Urbani Institute have been exposed to Hepatitis…