SLO County employee suspended as DA probes misuse of public funds
San Luis Obispo County’s District Attorney’s Office has launched an investigation into a county employee for having potentially misused county funds for personal purchases. Investigators from the D.A.’s office served a search warrant at the home and the office of the county employee, according to a Nov. 14 press release. The decision to serve a Read More →
Law review: Developer charged with allegedly bribing SLO County supervisor
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Conception verdict comes amid safety overhaul
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SEC sues Central Coast investment adviser for alleged $2M fraud
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Law review: CLU bolsters legal team with new hire
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Supreme Court rules against Twitchell Dam
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Court hands SB County win in ExxonMobil case
A federal judge on Sept. 27 handed Santa Barbara County and environmental groups a big win in a dispute with ExxonMobil, setting back the oil giant’s hopes to reopen three offshore drilling platforms. U.S. District Court Judge Dolly Gee upheld the county Board of Supervisors’ 2022 denial of an interim trucking permit sought by ExxonMobil Read More →
