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Green California Summit to focus on regulations, funding and sustainability for public sector
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The Green California Summit will bring state and local public-sector leaders to Pasadena on Sept. 15-16, 2026, for sessions on California regulations, climate resilience, electrification and funding.
Study finds AI search names law firms differently than Google
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Forward Push Law Firm Marketing analyzed 38,173 clean AI search answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude and found that law firm visibility in AI tools does not track Google rankings.
Adaptive Information Systems pushes integrated IT, security and recovery model for Monterey Bay businesses
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Salinas-based Adaptive Information Systems is pitching a bundled approach to managed IT, cybersecurity, backup, communications and networking for small and mid-sized businesses across the Monterey Bay Area. The model lands as local companies face…
Law Offices of Dennis A. Dascanio opens Ontario office
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The workers’ compensation and Social Security disability firm has opened a new location in Ontario to serve the Inland Empire, adding a third Southern California office.
What documents to save for a lemon law claim
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A Los Angeles consumer law firm says strong lemon law claims depend on organized records, especially now that California has a 60-day document-exchange deadline tied to manufacturer responses.
Campione Law expands personal injury practice into Nevada
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Campione Law said July 29, 2026, that it is expanding its personal injury practice into Nevada, with attorney Shamus Flynn leading the effort.
CLAROEdu, QYNTARI partner on AI governance for K-12 classrooms
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CLAROEdu and QYNTARI AI on July 29 announced a partnership to add consequence-persistent AI governance to the CLARO DialogIQ platform for K–12 learners.
Christie’s SoCal launches global new development division
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Christie’s International Real Estate Southern California has formed a new development division led by five top brokers and backed by more than $30 billion in inventory.
California immunology research bond qualifies for 2026 ballot
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A $8.4 billion California bond measure to fund immunology research has qualified for the November 2026 ballot after county officials certified more than 601,317 signatures.
Memphis cosmic horror film wins Best Fantasy/Sci-Fi in Chicago
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Dreams of a Dead God, a Memphis-made cosmic horror short from writer-director Jim Weter, won Best Fantasy/Sci-Fi at the 28th Annual Chicago Horror Film Festival, bringing its 2026 awards total to eight.
Southern California Black Chamber Beverly Hills chapter names Sir Lance McCarthy chairman
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The Beverly Hills chapter of the Southern California Black Chamber of Commerce has appointed Sir Lance McCarthy, PhD, as chairman of the board.
CalTAP updates home equity resource for eligible homeowners
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CalTAP – Powered by Secure Choice Lending has published updated guidance for eligible homeowners weighing a home equity loan or HELOC instead of refinancing a first mortgage.
David R. Schneider marks 27 years in California estate planning
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The Law Offices of David R. Schneider, APC is marking 27 years serving Southern California families from Thousand Oaks. The firm is highlighting trust-based estate planning designed to help clients avoid probate, protect assets and prepare for…
Tyson & Mendes opens Inland Empire office in California
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Tyson & Mendes, LLP has opened a new Inland Empire office in California and tapped veteran trial lawyer J. Pat Ferraris to lead it. The move expands the insurance defense firm’s footprint as it pushes its trial strategy for combating large jury…
California audit flags workplace compliance gaps for employers
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A 2024 California State Auditor report found staffing, documentation and response problems inside Cal/OSHA, raising compliance and litigation risks for California employers in 2026. Westview Law says the findings underscore the importance of…
The Arc of California blasts $867.5 million Medicaid deferral
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The Arc of California is urging federal officials to release about $867.5 million in deferred Medicaid payments to California, saying HHS has not shown the claims are fraudulent.
Cyril Morin expands into books with The Activist and CYMO
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Film composer and filmmaker Cyril Morin is launching a literary chapter with The Activist (The Sacrifice Zone) and a CYMO fiction series, both available on Amazon for worldwide release Oct. 6, 2026. The projects extend stories and themes Morin has…
AI chatbot relationships are showing up in California divorce cases
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California family-law cases are starting to grapple with spouses who form emotional or sexual attachments to AI companions, raising questions about hidden spending, marital harm and custody.
Andrade Law Offices wins $3 million-plus judgment in Palm Springs crash case
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A Riverside Superior Court judge awarded more than $3 million to two plaintiffs injured in a 2021 rear-end collision involving an Off the Charts delivery driver in Palm Springs.
California law cuts rideshare uninsured motorist coverage in some crashes
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A new California law that took effect Jan. 1, 2026 reduces uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage in some rideshare crashes, potentially lowering payouts when another driver is at fault and lacks enough insurance.
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