Riverfront all-suites hotel breaks ground Sacramento - Embassy Suites Hotels broke ground on a 242-suite hotel at 200 Capital...
By Julie Nakashima Brokers are sounding optimistic about the downtown Los Angeles office market. This is nothing new for a pr...
By Julie Nakashima The adage that "nobody walks in L.A." will be tested in the coming years, as a major urban revitalization ...
In Los Angeles, Equity Office Properties Trust named Susann Ventzke managing director for more than 5 million square feet of ...
By John McCloud The majority of articles written about commercial real estate lending focus on major national and internation...
Peter W. Pfau Title: President/Principal Company: Pfau Architecture Ltd. Location: San Francisco What is the focus of your co...
$58 million bridge loan for highrise San Francisco - The San Francisco office of Cohen Financial secured a $58 million, three...
Groups want rail yard land for parks, kids Los Angeles - The 47-acre Chinatown Cornfields rail yard is the largest open space...
By Joan Kramer The weather in Southern California isn't all that's sunny these days. Low inventories and the strong economy a...
Two medical center contracts awarded Los Angeles - One of the nation's leading healthcare builders was recently awarded two c...
Rents drive law firm from venture capital paradise Palo Alto - Rents along Sand Hill Road apparently have even become too exp...
By John McCloud Though the San Francisco office market is not nearly so frenetic as it was earlier this year, no one should t...
By Mike Strle Those of us who remain standing in the property management business must have an innate ability for problem sol...
If he had a clear choice, Craig N. Rossell would prefer being locked up in a room with a typewriter or computer banging out no...
When runners hit their stride, they feel something: clarity, a surge of confidence, a nearly divine compulsion to win. When li...
There is a new adage for civil cases, "if you can litigate, you can mediate." Nowhere is this saying more appropriate than in ...
Civil Rights
Executing People Is Wrong Regardless of Their Guilt
By Contributing Writer
By Stephen F. Rohde Political movements are challenged when their emerging success attracts newcomers whose interests depart ...
^^OPINION^^ By Lee Jay Berman The front page of a recent Los Angeles Times carried a horrifying headline affecting mediators ...
By Kenneth Moscaret As an attorney-fee expert, I have been retained by public-entity defendants in California (e.g., cities a...
The State Allocation Board, the California agency that divvies up funds for new school construction, has voted unanimously to ...
For twists and turns, complicated nuances and entanglements, plain old subterfuge and good old-fashioned detective work, few c...
SAN FRANCISCO - The indictment of two former HBO & Co. executives unsealed Thursday in one of the largest criminal stock ...
By Armand Arabian As a student at Boston University School of Law, I was moved by two quotations that would later influence m...
SANTA ANA - Declining to rule on a receiver's final accounting in a complex investment fraud case, an Orange County Superior C...
A judge Thursday ordered prosecutors to deliver to the court documents sought by defense attorneys for two convicted felons wh...
On the day the 37-year-old electrical technician departed to inspect and repair a potential fault condition in the 480-volt, 1...
Judge James Petrucelli of the Fresno County Superior Court got started later than most - he didn't enroll in law school until ...
RIVERSIDE - County officials are partly responsible for dozens of sick and elderly residents losing at least $1.7 million doll...
Although it may be "reprehensible" for a man to make plans to engage in sex with a 13-year-old girl, merely making the plans o...
SAN FRANCISCO - A lawyer for Oakland Mayor Jerry Brown asked a state appellate court to exempt Brown from a political conflict...