Madalyn Wright
Courthouse News
Sacramento, CA, United States
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New trial over Sacramento police shooting death will proceed, federal judge rules
The city and officers involved in the shooting death of Darell Richards in 2018 must face excessive force claims, a federal judge ruled. → Read More
Police liability in 2017 mass shooting probed by Ninth Circuit
SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — Six years after a mass shooting in Northern California that left five dead and 18 injured, a Ninth Circuit panel on Thursday explored the broad responsibilities of law enforcement to prevent it and other mass shootings from happening in the first place. After initially advancing claims brought the victims and family of shooter Kevin Neal that the Tehama County Sheriff's… → Read More
Hundreds of dinosaur eggs discovered in Central India
The eggs belonged to one of the world's largest dinosaurs. → Read More
Dolphins ‘shout’ to cut through noise pollution, study finds
The highly social mammals struggle to communicate in noisy water, the research revealed. → Read More
New research shows plants use chemical engineering to attract bees
Intricate petal designs allow flowers to compete for pollinators. → Read More
Near-death research demonstrates a surge of consciousness
The human consciousness may last beyond the dying body. → Read More
17th-century infant mummy identified in Austria
A new study identifies a noble infant, who was left in an unmarked coffin within a family crypt. → Read More
Scientists discover seasons in Antarctica
Radar and optical satellite imaging shows seasonal changes in Antarctica. → Read More
New research shows the lasting devastation of wildfires
Research shows wildfires have a lasting effect on snowpack, greatly affecting stream levels, forest recovery and reservoir supplies. → Read More
Unemployment rate rises in the Golden State
While California saw some job gains, it wasn't enough to stem the tide of rising unemployment. → Read More
California creates first industry-wide labor council for fast food employees
Critics ripped the law as terrible for eateries already struggling with high food and labor costs and a neverending pandemic. → Read More
Light from electronic gadgets linked to premature aging
A new study done with fruit flies shows blue light — the highest energy light we can see — affects cell function. → Read More
Newsom unveils $8 billion plan to boost water supply
The first thing California needs to do, Newsom said, is to reform permit processes that take → Read More
Feds back-pedal on California fracking leases
While not completely dead, the feds' duty to conduct proper environmental review and accept the 35,000 public comments blasting the leases mean it's highly unlikely any fracking will ever occur. → Read More
Scientists found a heartbeat-like radio signal coming from a distant galaxy
Researchers found a long, consistent burst coming from another galaxy — most likely a neutron star. → Read More
America’s farm to fork capital is still struggling to lift up urban farmers
Sacramento touts that it’s the farm to fork capital of the nation, yet still has food deserts and has red tape around processes to lift up urban farmers, especially BIPOC farmers. → Read More