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'A major win': Newsom signs bill to facilitate full compensation for Northern California wildfire survivors (opens the original)
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On the last day to approve or veto new legislation, Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday signed a bill pushed by Northern California wildfire survivors in pursuit of long-sought full compensation for homes, businesses and lives lost in fires caused by utility giant Pacific Gas & Electric stretching back more than a decade. “This bill is a major win for wildfire survivors,” said Will Abrams, a 2017 Tubbs Fire victim who leads the Utility Wildfire Survivor Coalition that led advocacy for Assembly Bill 2
Foppoli attorney's personal posts, legal crusades were closely-watched sidebar during weekslong trial (opens the original)
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In the long lead up to the civil trial of Dominic Foppoli, accused of sexual assault by seven women, his attorney Andrew Watters posted one in a series of updates on the unfolding case on a personal website where he goes by the moniker “THE POLITE GUNFIGHTER,” a trademark he registered. Uncorking a main thread of Foppoli’s defense, he wrote, “these cases are an attempt to trash the reputation of a then-promising young political figure.” The February 2025 post appeared on a page of his site Watte
Sonoma County's law enforcement watchdog marks 10 years as new reports weigh gains and setbacks (opens the original)
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Sonoma County’s civilian law enforcement watchdog agency is marking its 10th anniversary this year, with two new reports out that serve as snapshots of its recent and longer-term evolution. One of those documents is a first-ever triennial report for the Independent Office of Law Enforcement Review and Outreach, tasked with investigating complaints about the Sheriff’s Office and making policy recommendations to the sheriff. The triennial report was conducted by an outside firm to assess the agenc
Santa Rosa police confront privacy concerns over large Flock license plate camera network at packed meeting (opens the original)
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By the time the Santa Rosa Police Department’s community forum on its license-plate reader camera program was set to begin Thursday evening, the large meeting hall on Stony Point Road was already at capacity. A large group of overflow attendees listened through speakers set up in the courtyard outside. It was the latest and largest in a series of events where Santa Rosa Police Chief John Cregan sought to explain the value of Flock cameras to his department and public safety and the local guardra
'Now the healing can begin': Plaintiffs react as jury orders Dominic Foppoli to pay $2 million in punitive damages (opens the original)
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In the first floor hallway of Sonoma County’s civil courthouse, there was some celebration and laughter, deep sighs of relief and tears as the group that has gathered religiously for two months took in a second and final verdict from the jury weighing sexual assault allegations from seven Jane Does against former Windsor Mayor Dominic Foppoli. After just an hour and a half of deliberation, the jury that earlier found Foppoli liable in sexual assault claims going back to 2001 determined Wednesday
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