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Read MoreL.A. transitions to Microsoft Teams for LA Court Connect, Nevada County reopens its Law Library.
Read MoreKings seeks attorneys to serve as temporary judges, San Bernardino releases its annual report.
Read MoreL.A. County launches pilot program for personal injury courtrooms, San Mateo extends their emergency response calendar due to COVID-19.
Read MoreSan Bernardino transitions to a new case management system, Colusa updates their calendars and operations due to COVID-19.
Read MoreSan Bernardino announces several calendar changes for Family Law Division, L.A.’s relocated Child Support program prepares to begin hearings.
Read MoreSan Mateo announces longer phone wait times, Alameda reopens some courthouses, and Riverside cancels planned furloughs.
Read MoreTulare County re-opens its public service counters, L.A. County announces its Child Support courtrooms and services are moving.
Read MoreMarin County brings back jury trials, San Diego and Placer Counties mandate eFiling, and Orange County changes electronic evidence submission process.
Read MoreSan Diego announces eFiling mandate, Madera County reveals strategic plan, and Riverside moves to remote civil trials.
Read MoreStanislaus County revises COVID-19 public access rules, San Joaquin county continues homeless initiative.
Read MoreL.A. County announces site maintenance, Santa Clara changes mandatory settlement conferences, and Sonoma County updates its emergency rule.
Read MoreThis week: Contra Costa plans reopen, courts seek comment on proposed new rules, and clerk’s offices resume regular business hours.
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