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DRA Winter 2026 Newsletter
San Jose Spotlight: Gilroy Case Ruling Strengthens California Public Records Law
Lexology: California Supreme Court Holds Public Agencies May Be Held Liable for Violating the CPRA Depending on How They Process Such Requests, Even If No Disclosures are Required
Metropolitan News-Enterprise: Declaration of Past Errors May Be Available Under CPRA
Law.com: California Supreme Court Opens Door to Declaratory Relief in Public-Records Disputes
California Supreme Court Clarifies Limits of Court Enforcement Under Public Records Act
Decision in City of Gilroy v. Superior Court has major implications for public accountability and record preservation January 15, 2026 — San Jose, CA — The Law Foundation of Silicon Valley secured a landmark decision ensuring government agencies are held accountable when they improperly withhold materials essential to public accountability. The Supreme Court of California … Continue reading “California Supreme Court Clarifies Limits of Court Enforcement Under Public Records Act”