San Francisco Jury Convicts Golden Gate Seven on Misdemeanor CountsJuly 6, 2026VerdictsA San Francisco jury convicted all seven Golden Gate Bridge protesters on misdemeanor counts but deadlocked on felony conspiracy in People v. Allen, July 2026.
Federal Jury Awards $2.6 Billion in Twitter Bot Investor Fraud CaseJuly 6, 2026VerdictsA San Francisco federal jury awarded $2.6 billion against Elon Musk in Pampena v. Musk, a securities fraud class action over Twitter bot statements; Judge Breyer upheld most of the verdict on July 6, 2026.
Federal Jury Convicts Seven in Golden Gate Bridge BlockadeJuly 3, 2026VerdictsA San Francisco jury convicted all seven Golden Gate Bridge blockade defendants on misdemeanor charges July 2, 2026, while deadlocking on felony conspiracy in People v. de Jesus et al.
San Francisco Jury Convicts Recidivist Shoplifter on Both CountsJuly 2, 2026VerdictsA San Francisco jury convicted Andre Meredith on retail theft and commercial shoplifting counts under Proposition 36, with sentencing set for July 17, 2026.
Seventeen Plaintiffs Sue DRAM Makers Over Alleged Price-Fixing ConspiracyJuly 2, 2026Law and PolicySeventeen plaintiffs sued Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron in federal court June 25, alleging a Sherman Act conspiracy to restrict DRAM supply and inflate memory prices by 700%.
San Francisco Jury Convicts Repeat Shoplifter Under New Prop 36 LawJuly 2, 2026VerdictsA San Francisco jury convicted Andre Meredith on June 30, 2026, of felony retail theft under Proposition 36 for stealing $318 from Walgreens, in one of the first such verdicts in the county.
San Francisco Jury Convicts Seven Golden Gate Bridge Protesters on Misdemeanor CountsJuly 2, 2026VerdictsA San Francisco jury convicted all seven Golden Gate Bridge protesters on misdemeanor charges July 2, 2026, while deadlocking on felony conspiracy in People v. Anandpura.
Grubhub’s $24.75 Million Driver Settlement Advances to Final ApprovalJuly 1, 2026Law and PolicyA federal judge granted preliminary approval to Grubhub's $24.75 million settlement with 60,000 California drivers over worker misclassification claims, with final approval set for July 2026.
Grubhub Pays $24.75 Million to Settle California Driver Misclassification ClaimsJune 18, 2026Law and PolicyGrubhub agreed to a $24.75 million settlement resolving California class action claims that it misclassified delivery drivers as independent contractors under AB5.
I’ll retrieve the Yahoo Sports article to ensure accurate inline citations before draftingJune 18, 2026Law and PolicyTwo college athletes sued the NCAA, power conferences, and College Sports Commission in federal court, alleging the House settlement's enforcement arm illegally fixes athlete compensation.