We have an update in the case involving four Montebello officials who were accused of approving a city contract in exchange for campaign contributions.
The court reaffirmed a lower court ruling on Wednesday that said charging residents for water at rates higher than it cost to provide was unconstitutional.
The court rejected the Los Angeles law with a 5-4 ruling on Monday.
The 2010 law set requirements for certain residential developments to set aside at least 15% of the units for affordable housing below market rates.
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could determine whether non-citizens should be tallied as political districts are being drawn.
The Supreme Court is back in session, which is big news for California’s cities and counties.
