Attorney General Xavier Becerra was sworn in Monday for his first full term by Sacramento County Superior Court Presiding Judge David De Alba, while his wife, Carolina Reyes, watched.
SACRAMENTO -- When he was a young deputy attorney general in 1987, David F. De Alba said there were "very few African-American lawyers and hardly a Latino lawyer across the state in the attorney general's office." Then he met another young Latino attorney interviewing for a position and thought, "If we can't get this guy a job ..."
Xavier Becerra got the job. But by ...
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