New Evidence Weakens Prosecution’s Case against Scott Peterson in Laci’s Murder Trial
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – The Los Angeles Innocence Project (LAIP) announced new scientific evidence and witness statements…
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- Melinda Aiello, Long Time Yolo Prosecutor, Becomes First Woman Yolo County District AttorneyThe Yolo County Board of Supervisors appointed Melinda Aiello as District Attorney, opting for continuity within the office over calls for external reform. The selection makes Aiello the first woman to serve in the county's top prosecutorial role.
- Yolo County Rejects Key Grand Jury Findings on Oakdale Fire, Citing New Criminal AllegationsYolo County officials formally responded to the Civil Grand Jury's report on the deadly Oakdale Fire, contending that investigators lacked critical information subsequently revealed through criminal proceedings alleging a protracted scheme to mislead federal, state, and local regulators regarding a fireworks manufacturing operation situated near Esparto.
- Op-ed | A Bus Ride to Woodland?The City of Davis has encountered significant challenges in its response to homelessness, marked by a perceived absence of a cohesive plan and communication from city leadership. Critics assert that the city's current policies, which include enforcement actions, have not adequately addressed the systemic issues. Delays in decisions, notably concerning the Respite Center, have prompted calls for a reorientation towards strategies emphasizing living wages, affordable housing, and comprehensive healthcare provisions.
- Letter: Equestrian Supporters Calls for Independent Review of Terminated ProgramUC Davis' decision to eliminate its NCAA Division I women's equestrian program has drawn scrutiny, with requests for an independent review of the underlying financial and Title IX analyses prior to implementation. Critics cite concerns regarding transparency, governance, financial justification, student reliance interests, and potential Title IX implications.