Jonathan Bilyk

Marilyn Monroe’s former Los Angeles home, as it existed in mid-2026. Los Angeles has designated the home a historic property, complicating efforts to renovate the property.

The U.S. Supreme Court will not review lower courts' decisions finding a suburban school district did not violate the constitutional rights of a Palatine High School teacher who was fired

Photo by Mateusz Dach: https://www.pexels.com/photo/close-up-shot-of-a-smartphone-5956083/

Federal environmental regulators won't need to reevaluate acceptable fluoride levels in American drinking water, after a federal appeals panel ruled a San Francisco federal judge essentially took over a case when he ruled in favor of plaintiffs claiming fluoride in drinking water could be contributing to IQ loss in American children.

CHICAGO — Warehouse club retail giant Costco says it d

The Michael J. Bilandic Building, Chicago, home of the Illinois First District Appellate Court

CHICAGO — Warehouse club retail giant Costco says it doesn't owe its customers any refunds for higher prices they paid when Costco allegedly increased

LOS ANGELES — General Motors has agreed to pay $12.75 million in civil penalties to settle litigation filed by the state attorney general and several district attorneys that accused GM of illegally selling the personal driving data of hundreds of thousands of Californians.

A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision should block California's new mid-decade congressional district map, whether or not voters approved it, as California Democrats have openly admitted they explicitly used race

LOS ANGELES — A legal agreement between homeless advocates and the city of Los Angeles earlier this month ends a two-year legal dispute into whether the city disobeyed a court order aimed at reducing the homeless population in the region.