Costa Mesa can continue to enforce its regulations for sober living homes, after a Friday, Dec. 7 court decision found they are legal and don’t discriminate against people in recovery. The city was ...
The legal feud that pit sober living operators Joseph and Rebecca Scolari against their former neighbors in the Talega neighborhood of San Clemente ended not with a bang — or a huge payout — but with ...
An eight-person jury returned a unanimous verdict in favor of the city of Costa Mesa on Friday, wrapping up a month-long trial in federal court and a four-year legal battle over a claim by ...
Efforts to regulate homes and addiction treatment facilities in West L.A. have failed, but the rise of the sober living industry is bringing change. By Peter Kiefer Warren Boyd isn’t the only big name ...
A federal judge this week allowed Costa Mesa to recover $61,488 in costs from a case the city won defending its sober-living home ordinance against a lawsuit by Yellowstone Recovery, a sober-living ...
The legal feud that pit sober living operators Joseph and Rebecca Scolari against their former neighbors in the Talega neighborhood of San Clemente ended not with a bang — or a huge payout — but with ...
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