Bob Egelko

The former Cal offensive lineman admitted to his “propensity to engage in extravagant personal spending on activities such as gambling and women,” according to a lawsuit.

A Marin County woman rejected her employer’s mandate to be vaccinated against COVID because, she said, her body was “a temple of the Holy Spirit.” A federal appeals court was not persuaded.

A federal appeals court has ruled that the Justice Department can order a clinic to release medical records of doctors who provide gender-affirming care and patients who receive it.

The appointment of Sigal Chattah as acting U.S. attorney in Nevada last year by the Trump administration is illegal because it bypassed Senate confirmation, a federal appeals court rules

The Trump administration illegally named a prosecutor as acting U.S. attorney in Nevada last year without seeking Senate confirmation, a federal appeals court said Monday in a ruling by a judge appointed by the president.

A federal appeals court ruled a convicted murderer can sue prison guards and a jail in Arizona after an altar cloth and medallions he used in rituals for his Wiccan faith were confiscated.

A federal judge has banned the Trump administration’s sex-ed policy that forbids discussing sexual activity and birth control while promoting abstinence.

The mother of a trans teen in Sacramento filed a suit this month against Capital Crew in the wake of claims that coaches and teammates harassed her daughter.

A federal appeals court upheld more than $7 million in damages to two former attorneys for the East Bay Municipal Utility District who said they were racially disparaged before resigning.

The mother of a transgender youth who was allegedly bullied and harassed by coaches and teammates on a Sacramento girls rowing team, to the point that she considered suicide, filed a lawsuit against the program on Aug. 7.