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Losing party pays attorney fees even if winning party already reimbursed by other, court rules

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Students lose appeal against San Bernardino school district for fatal school shooting

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Chino Hills fraudster sentenced to 76 months

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Redlands man who murdered driver, shot into cars, fired at deputy, gets life sentence

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Dismissing petition because of missing witness list too extreme

Losing party pays attorney fees even if winning party already reimbursed by other, court rules

Students lose appeal against San Bernardino school district for fatal school shooting

Chino Hills fraudster sentenced to 76 months

Redlands man who murdered driver, shot into cars, fired at deputy, gets life sentence

Suspect in Corona movie shooting ordered to trial

San Bernardino County’s insurer sues to not pay $69 million in Colonies suit payouts

CA Supreme Court finds for Rialto couple who picketed outside evictor’s home

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