A Yolo County judge is considering whether a man diagnosed with a mental illness should be allowed mental health diversion instead of incarceration under California Penal Code §1001.36, despite the District Attorney’s objections.
WOODLAND, CA – Judge Paul K. Richardson, here in a Yolo County Superior Court hearing this week,…
By Audrey Sawyer MODESTO, CA – A man here paid a big price—41 days in jail and…
By Daniella Dueñas WOODLAND, CA – The accused, in custody, took a deal in his case with…
By Daniella Dueñas WOODLAND, CA – The accused walked inside Yolo County Superior Court last Thursday, knowing…
By Emma Kantor WOODLAND, CA – As divulged here in Yolo County Superior Court Tuesday, a previous…
By Natalia Ruvalcaba VENTURA, CA – Judge Derek Malan sentenced “SDoe” to misdemeanor probation for 12 months…
By Mei Perez LOMPOC, CA – “S***” appeared in Santa Barbara County Court for the second time…
By Alexa Kendell RIVERSIDE, CA – The trial of Joe Ortega reconvened late last week here in…
By Carson Eschen SANTA BARBARA, CA – Here in Santa Barbara County Superior Court, a woman requested…
By Alexander Ramirez WOODLAND, CA – Timothy Charles Randle, Jr., has 12 alleged criminal charges pending, and…
By Stephanie Boulous and Sam Zou SACRAMENTO, CA – Erik Rogers appeared at Sacramento County Superior Court,…