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Does the Brown Act apply to volunteer fire company
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Can new board member get updated on past closed sessions?
I am a newly elected school board member. Our upcoming agenda will contain a closed session item that has also been discussed in closed session prior to my appointment. Can I ask the staff and board members who participated in the prior closed session to divulge what was discussed?November 28, 2011
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First Amendment Fundamentals for Student Journalists: by David Snyder
July 21, 2021
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Writer denied access to coroner’s report on 1947 Black Dahlia case
June 10, 2015
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Barring the Media from recording an Open Meeting
June 14, 2009
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Do Chair’s new rules for committee members violate the Brown Act?
May 21, 2015
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A Guide to 2023 Open Meetings Law Changes
[…] accessible physical location inside the jurisdictional territory. Individual members cannot participate remotely for more than three consecutive months, 20 percent of regular meetings or twice in a calendar year for bodies that meet fewer than 10 times per year. The legislative body must implement a procedure for receiving and swiftly resolving requests for reasonable […]February 16, 2023
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FAC Urges Court to Block Fresno Ordinance, Citing First Amendment Concerns
[…] Anthony D. Prince. A hearing is set for May 17 before U.S. District Judge Dale Drozd of the Eastern District of California, Fresno division (see the court's calendar for updates). Read the court filings: Proposed brief of amici curiae, application of amici curiae. Read more about the case here. More information: fac@firstamendmentcoalition.org Find more […]April 12, 2022
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Hospital Records
June 14, 2009
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Toll Road Agency Says There is No 14-day Requirement for Responding to CPRA Requests
[…] the California Public Records Act (CPRA) sets deadlines for agencies to respond to records requests. Agencies are required to respond to written requests for records within 10 calendar days of receipt of the request, and may extend that deadline by an additional 14 days where there are "unusual circumstances."Cal. Gov. Code§6253(c). "Unusual circumstances" include: […]January 20, 2021