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"Good Trouble Lives On" Demonstration and March in Honor of Civil Rights Leader John Lewis

53% Center coverage: 26 sources

"Good Trouble Lives On" demonstration and march in honor of civil rights leader and congressman John Lewis See the Story

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Sheriff files federal lawsuit as she looks for a new judge to hear her caseo – Palo Alto Daily Post

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

This story was first published in the Daily Post on July 18. If you want to read important local news stories first, pick up the Post in the mornings. Don’t settle for re-writes of our stories by our copycat competitors days later (Read Corpus’ latest lawsuit.) BY ADRIANA HERNANDEZDaily Post Staff Writer San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus appears to be judge shopping, filing her fifth lawsuit against the county in an attempt to find a jud…California, United States · California Read Article

Sheriff’s use of court’s backdoor angers judge – Palo Alto Daily Post

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

(Read Capt. Fogarty’s email.) BY DAVE PRICEDaily Post Editor One of the rules in any courtroom is that you never use the door behind the judge’s bench. It’s meant only for the judge, court employees and sometimes prisoners from the jail. Occassionally, a judge will invite the lawyers to come into his or her chambers, but you don’t dare walk through the door without permission. So it was surprising what happened last Monday (July 14) after San Ma…California, United States · California Read Article

City Council considers ban on homeless encampments – Palo Alto Daily Post

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

BY ADRIANA HERNANDEZDaily Post Staff Writer Redwood City Council tonight (July 21) will consider a ban on homeless encampments. But some residents fear the proposal will criminalize homelessness. After meetings with residents in April and July, where officials received mixed responses, Assistant City Manager Patrick Heisigner is proposing a ban similar to the one in place in San Mateo County. Heisigner’s proposal calls for removing encampment…California, United States · California Read Article

Suspected Letter ‘R’ vandal arrested – Palo Alto Daily Post

Coverage: 2 sources

A man was arrested for vandalizing 14 businesses in downtown Redwood City by carving the letter “R” into their windows, police said. Roman Leoncontreras, 25, of Menlo Park, was allegedly spotted by a victim and taken in for questioning by officers after reviewing security camera footage. Several businesses reported damage to their windows on Saturday and Sunday. Video from those businesses’s security cameras showed Leoncontreras carving the lett…California, United States · California See the Story

Jury Orders Husband to Pay $23.6 Million over Suspected Death of His Wife – Palo Alto Daily Post

Coverage: 2 sources

BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer A jury Friday awarded Mountain View tutor Alice Ku’s parents $23.6 million from her husband who was accused of killing her at a national park in Taiwan. Harald Herchen, 66, of Los Altos, kept a straight face while the verdict against him was read, and Ku’s family started crying in the courtroom in San Jose. “I’m just overcome with emotions. I’m glad that after five and a half years, justice is finally …California, United States · California See the Story

Stanford Protesters Go to Court, Along with Supporters – Palo Alto Daily Post

Coverage: 4 sources

BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer Pro-Palestinian Stanford students and their allies packed the Palo Alto Courthouse on Thursday to support 12 protesters who were arrested for allegedly breaking into the Stanford president’s offices and spilling fake blood throughout the building — “a calculated plan of destruction,” according to prosecutors. Supporters waited in a hall outside the courtroom for 45 minutes before attorneys came out and…Stanford · Gaza See the Story

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