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Fiji Airways Takes Flight as an Official Partner of the LA Galaxy

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Tuesday, October 3, 2023
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Five-time MLS Cup champions, the LA Galaxy, have launched a wide-ranging new partnership with Fiji’s national airline, Fiji Airways.

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  • Five-time MLS Cup champions, the LA Galaxy, have launched a wide-ranging new partnership with Fiji’s national airline, Fiji Airways.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20231003401024/en/
    The newly named LA Galaxy Sports Complex Powered by Fiji Airways (Photo: Business Wire)
    “We are thrilled to say 'Bula' to this exciting partnership with the LA Galaxy, a club that embodies the same values of warmth, community, and teamwork that Fiji Airways holds dear,” said Andre Viljoen, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Fiji Airways.
  • As part of the agreement, Fiji Airways will also have a significant brand presence at Kinecta Soccer Center, Powered by the LA Galaxy, which is conveniently located across the street from the LA Galaxy Sports Complex Powered by Fiji Airways.
  • “The LA Galaxy is proud to partner with a best-in-class airline like Fiji Airways,” said Tom Braun, President of Business Operations and Chief Operating Officer of the LA Galaxy.

CADIZ INC. ISSUES STATEMENT ON FEDERAL COURT RULING IN CASES CHALLENGING CONVERSION OF FORMER OIL & GAS PIPELINE TO TRANSPORT WATER

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Wednesday, September 14, 2022
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In its ruling, the Court granted Interior's motion for voluntary remand, sending the permits back to the BLM while the agency considers the scope of environmental review required to approve conversion of the pipeline to transport water over BLM lands.

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  • In its ruling, the Court granted Interior's motion for voluntary remand, sending the permits back to the BLM while the agency considers the scope of environmental review required to approve conversion of the pipeline to transport water over BLM lands.
  • There is a status conference with the Court set for September 26, 2022.
  • Cadiz' ownership of the pipeline is unaffected by the Court's ruling, and any additional environmental review required by the BLM to convert the pipeline to transport water will be done concurrently with the existing construction schedule.
  • Full environmental review of the Cadiz Water Conservation and Storage Project was completed in 2012 with a final ruling issued by the California Court of Appeal in 2016.

Lex Machina Extends State Court Coverage with Seven Major Counties in California

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Tuesday, April 20, 2021
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The team has now released the following seven major California courts:\nThese seven California counties are key courts for civil cases involving contracts, torts, employment, and other civil matters, and serve more than 24 million citizens.

Key Points: 
  • The team has now released the following seven major California courts:\nThese seven California counties are key courts for civil cases involving contracts, torts, employment, and other civil matters, and serve more than 24 million citizens.
  • Lex Machina ensures the state court data and analytics are up to date by maintaining technology that continuously captures and enhances raw data from the state courts.\nState court expansion remains a top priority at Lex Machina.
  • "These seven California state court modules cover over 1.5 million cases in courts that serve 24 million citizens.
  • The addition of the seven California modules adds over 1.5 million civil court cases filed since January 2016 to Lex Machina\'s state court database, bringing our total number of state court cases to over 2.5 million.

Bosco Legal Services, Inc. Provides Statuses of California Courts Due to Coronavirus

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Thursday, March 26, 2020
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RIVERSIDE, Calif., March 26, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Bosco Legal Services is providing the current statuses of California courts, given the Coronavirus Pandemic.

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  • RIVERSIDE, Calif., March 26, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Bosco Legal Services is providing the current statuses of California courts, given the Coronavirus Pandemic.
  • Please see below for a current status of each California Court, given the Coronavirus Pandemic.
  • Information regarding the California Courts of Appeal and the United States District Courts of California follow the county court information.
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    Fresno : "The Fresno Superior Court has requested an Emergency Order from the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court to substantially reduce operations.