- S.M. and Z.M., through their guardian Nicole Torres v. the County of Riverside (5:23-cv-02052 ): Civil Rights Act. Unassigned.
- Two children, born in 2013, are suing Riverside County after being placed back in the protection of their father. The father, the suit claims, was known to be abusive, and sexually assaulted them while they were placed in his care.
- Dennis Cooper v. Michael Obrien (5:23-cv-02020): Americans With Disabilities Act California Central District Judge Stephen Wilson presides.
- Cooper claims Big Bear’s restaurant Cocina de Mexico violated the ADA by not having parking spaces up to ADA standards.
- Dennis Cooper v. Alla I. Johnston
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