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Shea Homes gets green light from state
It took only 10 years and several rejections and lawsuits, but on Thursday, the California Coastal Commission approved the Shea Homes housing project near the Bolsa Chica wetlands, to the dismay of local environmentalists. The commission voted 6 to 2...Tags: Wetlands, Justice System, Trials, Politics, Elections
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T-Mobile drops lawsuit against city
T-Mobile has dismissed a lawsuit it filed against Huntington Beach after the city revoked a permit to build a cell tower in a park. T-Mobile made the move despite getting turned down for a second application to build in a compromised location, this time...Tags: Justice System, Corporate Crime, Trials, Politics, Justice System
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Vote pending on cell towers
Huntington Beach and the wireless company T-Mobile held community meetings last week to introduce new proposed locations for cell towers, continuing a process that has sparked lawsuits and resident protests in recent years. The meetings, held to get...Tags: Justice System, Trials, Laws, Companies and Corporations, Crime, Law and Justice
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Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw miffed about report on contract talks
PITTSBURGH — Clayton Kershaw soon could become the richest pitcher in baseball history. But Kershaw was upset that he had to talk Sunday about his ongoing negotiations with the Dodgers, whom he blamed for leaking information to Fox Sports. The...
Tags: Carl Crawford, Detroit Tigers, Yankee Stadium, Ned Colletti , Justin Verlander
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Report: Clayton Kershaw, Dodgers 'making progress' on new deal
PITTSBURGH -- The last we heard anything about Clayton Kershaw’s potential contract extension, it was shortly after opening day, when The Times reported that nothing was imminent. Well, it looks as if Kershaw and the Dodgers are moving toward a...
Tags: Detroit Tigers, Los Angeles Dodgers, Ned Colletti , Justin Verlander, Spring Training
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After years of dispute, cruise ship Pearl Mist gets closer to launch
After a four-year buffeting in the legal system, the Pearl Mist has finally found haven in Maryland. The owner of the 335-foot cruise ship and the Canadian shipyard that built it have parted ways in a nasty divorce that involved two federal courts and an...
Tags: Trials, Corporate Crime, Canton (Baltimore, Maryland), Tour Operations Industry, Cruise Ship Jobs
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White House trying to clear the forest of 'patent trolls'
It's news when government identifies a genuine problem and takes reasoned steps to solve it. So here's news: The Obama administration has a plan to fix the broken U.S. patent system. The White House outlined the plan last week in a presentation...
Tags: Justice System, Intel Corp., Trials, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Computing and Information Technology Industry
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Lawsuit alleging that Feuer manipulated ethics laws is thrown out
A lawsuit alleging that City Atty.-elect Mike Feuer manipulated ethics laws to financially benefit his campaign has been thrown out of court. The action had been filed by a supporter of Feuer's rival, Carmen Trutanich. Los Angeles County Superior...
Tags: Ethics, Justice System, Laws, Politics, Elections
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Des Plaines to fight return of former cop it says used 'excessive force'
A suspect punched in the face as he sat handcuffed in the back of a Des Plaines police squad car; a man in custody shoved for making a vulgar comment in a police holding cell; another man punched for allegedly becoming aggressive in a holding cell. All...Tags: Justice System, Trials, Prosecution, Litigation, Government
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Judge criticizes suit filed against Feuer by Trutanich supporter
A lawsuit alleging that City Attorney-elect Mike Feuer manipulated ethics laws to financially benefit his campaign has been thrown out of court. The action had been filed by a supporter of Feuer's rival, Carmen Trutanich. Los Angeles County Superior...
Tags: Justice System, Politics, Justin Bieber, Elections, Crime, Law and Justice
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EASD: School bus driver fired for DUI shouldn't get his job back
The Easton Area School District is appealing an arbiter's decision to reinstate a school bus driver who was fired after getting caught driving drunk while off duty. Last month, driver John Trusz was granted his job back after arbiter Harvey Young found...Tags: International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Litigation, Trials, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Easton (Northampton, Pennsylvania)
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Anne Arundel to hire 100 firefighters in wake of arbitration ruling
Anne Arundel County Executive Laura Neuman said Wednesday she'll hire 100 firefighters now that the fire union has won an arbitration case dealing with firefighters' schedules. Neuman said she'll ask the County Council for $3 million to pay for the...
Tags: Fires, International Association of Fire Fighters, Laura Neuman, Glen Burnie
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