The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press has raised concerns about the federal government’s compliance with the Privacy Protection Act of 1980 after a search warrant targeting Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson was unsealed, revealing that it ignored the law’s protections for journalists.
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By Kaylynn Chang and Vivian Nguyen ALAMEDA, CA — A man accused of firearm possession was held…
By S. Priana Aquino ALAMEDA, CA – Darwin Lopez appeared in Alameda County Superior Court for an…
By Sam Alcaraz RIVERSIDE, CA–The jury trial for Rodolfo Garcia is currently set to begin March 28,…
By David M. Greenwald On Wednesday, the Vanguard reported that Yolo County Deputy DA David Wilson saw…
By Tiffany Devlin WOODLAND – Judge David Rosenberg shot down Deputy District Attorney Frits Van der Hoek’s…
Last night at the Davis Police Accountability Commission (DPAC) meeting, Michael Gennaco briefly summarized and discussed his…
Sheriff Ed Prieto told the Board of Supervisors “there are lots of concerns about the illegal grows…
Back in September, the Vanguard reported on a multi-jurisdictional force which served high-risk warrants on five residences…