L.A. County judge accused of prying into offices, papers and computers of fellow judges
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge was admonished after entering other judges' chambers and going through their papers and computers, according to a state commission.
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'It's hard to go to work when you're worried your house could burn down.' Fleeing flames in fire-weary SoCal
Atty. Jonathan Hatami said he raced out of the Michael Antonovich Antelope Valley Courthouse in Lancaster and drove back to Santa Clarita, where his children and hundreds of others were being ...
Schenectady Assistant Police Chief Paul Antonovich to retire after 21 years of service
Assistant Chief of Police Paul Antonovich is set to retire from the Schenectady Police Department after a distinguished 21-year career.Chief of Police Eric S. C ...
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‘It’s hard to go to work when you’re worried your house could burn down.’ Fleeing flames in fire-weary SoCal
Atty. Jonathan Hatami said he raced out of the Michael Antonovich Antelope Valley Courthouse in Lancaster and drove back to Santa Clarita, where his children and hundreds of others were being ...