In their first meeting since last week's bar exam meltdown, California bar leaders said applicants will have to wait for a ...

When it comes to Notre Dame women's basketball, Hannah Hidalgo and Olivia Miles are the first two names that come to mind.

In a statement, California's Supreme Court justices said they will wait for a report on last week's technically troubled bar ...

Seventeen deans of ABA-approved law schools also urged the high court to move the bar exam back to in-person testing sites in ...

Senate Judiciary Chair Tom Umberg said he will call for an audit of what went "spectactularly wrong" with this week's bar ...

A Bay Area plaintiffs firm filed a proposed class action targeting the company that administered this week's California bar ...

The state audit, completed before this week's bar exam meltdown, said the state bar should continue remote testing and boosting staff vacancies to cut costs.

The California Supreme Court has said nothing publicly about the problems that have plagued the February bar exam.

Applicants who withdrew, or will withdraw, from the Feb. 25-26 exam, and those who fail despite making what officials called ...

Santa Cruz Assemblymember Gail Pellerin, a former long-time elections official, said uncontested appelllate justice elections ...

SB 763 would beef up California's Cartwright Act as the state ponders the future of federal antitrust enforcement under ...

California's state bar acknowledged significant issues with a new remote-testing system rolled out Tuesday for the start of ...