(Subscription required) The ceremony, held on the Jonathan Club's Great Lawn, gathered members of the bench and bar to celebrate his influence on the courtroom and the broader legal community.

Nine students from the university's Cal Job Shadow Program visited the Judicial Council's San Francisco office and California Supreme Court to explore possible career opportunities in the judicial branch.

The Trump administration’s demand that states disclose personal information from tens of millions of low-income recipients of food stamps, including their home addresses and Social Security numbers, is both illegal and frightening, California and other states said in a lawsuit Monday.

The Court of Appeal for this district has concluded that a judge unreasonably declined a motion by a lawyer and his firm to dismiss a cross-complaint brought against them by a former client where the five-year period for bringing an action to trial had expired and the plaintiffs had voluntarily dismissed their action.