The court said the relocation will take place over five consecutive weekends to minimize disruptions. The first move weekend took place during the weekend of March 28–30, followed by transfers April 4–6 and April 11–13. The court plans to begin moving trial criminal courts, jury services and the Children’s Waiting Room April 18–20, with remaining criminal operations transitioning April 25–27.

(Subscription required) The court won the 2026 Justice Chin Technology Innovation Award for its AI chatbot, which improved access by guiding users to court information and services efficiently online.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order on Monday that requires firms seeking contracts with ​the state to provide safeguards against AI misuse, ‌including the generation of illegal content, harmful bias and violations of civil rights.

A consumer alert has been issued, warning Californians to beware of a scam involving fake court notices that demand payment from recipients. These notices, often received via text or email, state that there is an outstanding traffic or toll violation and instruct recipients to pay a fine or appear in court or face other penalties.