The California Supreme Court refused Wednesday to allow a city to require voters to show photo identification at the polls, striking down a law that had taken effect after the city’s voters approved it nearly two years ago. But the issue may soon be before voters statewide.

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(Subscription required) Even after reaching the bench, Sacramento County Superior Court Judge Myrlys Stockdale Coleman continues to reinvent herself- teaching law, studying criminal practice and selling stock photography online. 

(Subscription required) On the night before the jury selection began Tuesday in the first minors' social media addiction trial in Los Angeles, ByteDance for Tik Tok defendants settled on undisclosed terms, a plaintiffs' attorney said. It is the second settlement in the case in the past week as Snap Inc. reached an undisclosed agreement with a teen identified as K.G.M. days before a final status conference Monday.