Folsom High 'Sniper Points' Suspect Wins Bid For Home Lockdown
A federal magistrate allowed Curt Taras to await trial under home confinement with an ankle monitor after residential psychiatric treatment, amid federal firearms counts tied to Folsom High. The ruling follows an indictment and months of local concern.
State Watchdog Ties California Cops' Stops To Public Safety Trouble
The state RIPA board’s new report analyzes 5.1 million stops and finds persistent racial and housing disparities. It ties profiling to public‑safety harms and offers nine recommendations.
State Transit Rescue Plan Stalls as San Diego Braces for $120 Million Hit
A state transit task force mapped why agencies are strapped — but offered few funding fixes. San Diego’s MTS already projects a major budget gap that could force cuts.
Sacramento Regulators Drop $15 Million Hammer On Anthem Blue Cross
California regulators hit Anthem Blue Cross with a $15M fine and ordered up to four years of independent auditor oversight after finding repeated failures in the insurer’s complaint system.












