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2022 (G22) Intent to Award

The California Department of Parks and Recreation, Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Division (OHMVR Division) announces its Intent to Award for the 2022 Grants and Cooperative Agreements grants cycle.
This Notice of Intent to Award is subject to execution of a project agreement. This notice does NOT constitute the formation of a contract between the OHMVR Division and the apparent successful applicant.
Applicants have the right to appeal the Intent to Award within 30 calendar days from the posting of this notice. The grounds for an appeal and process to appeal are contained in Section 4970.17 of the 2008 Grants and Cooperative Agreements Program Regulations (Rev. 1/22).
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San Francisco, California 94102.

The Judicial Council’s Public Access to Judicial Administrative Records (PAJAR) team will respond on behalf of the Supreme Court and the Courts of Appeal to requests for copies of their administrative records. Please scroll up to the first section on this page, “How can I look at Judicial Council records or get copies?” to find information about what to expect, timing, fees, and costs.

How do I get copies of Supreme Court or Court of Appeal case records?

1. You can search for information about specific Supreme Court or Court of Appeal cases, and see court calendars, at https://appellatecases.courtinfo.ca.gov/search.cfm?dist=0.

2. You can see or print other Supreme Court case information at https://supreme.courts.ca.gov/case-information.
3. You can see and print copies of opinions the Supreme Court or a Court of Appeal issued at www.courts.ca.gov/opinions.htm.
To see or copy other types of Supreme Court or Court of Appeal case records, visit or call the specific court. You can find court locations and contact information here:
• Supreme Court, https://supreme.courts.ca.gov/about-court/court-locations-and-contacts;
• Court of Appeal, First Appellate District, https://www.courts.ca.gov/2969.htm;
• Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District, https://www.courts.ca.gov/2972.htm;
• Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District https://www.courts.ca.gov/2978.htm;
• Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District, https://www.courts.ca.gov/2937.htm;
• Court of Appeal Fifth Appellate District, https://www.courts.ca.gov/2991.htm;
• Court of Appeal, Sixth Appellate District, https://www.courts.ca.gov/3007.htm.

You can find information about which Court of Appeal may have a specific case in the California Courts Self-Help Guide, here.
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Read this page to learn what health care travel-related expenses we pay for and our current mileage reimbursement rate. If you're ready to file a claim for reimbursement, you can go to the AccessVA travel claim portal.

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We may pay for your travel to receive care at these types of facilities:

VA health facility. We reimburse you for travel to the closest VA health facility to your home that can provide the care you need. If your VA health care provider decides that you need to travel to another VA facility for care, we'll reimburse the cost of travel to that facility.
Non-VA health facility. We only reimburse you for travel to receive non-VA care that we’ve approved in advance, except in certain emergency situations.

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Ticket costs for public transportation, including train, subway, bus, ferry, or light rail
Transportation by a specially equipped vehicle, like an ambulance or wheelchair van, when needed and approved
Meals and lodging when needed in some cases

You can submit your travel pay reimbursement claims through our Beneficiary Travel Self Service System (BTSSS).
Play our videos on how to use BTSSS (YouTube)
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It also includes information on how to file an appeal.
Notice of Reduced Earnings (DE 2063)
Continued Claim Form (DE 4581CTO) This is a sample of the Continued Claim Form to assist claimants in certifying for unemployment benefits. This is a sample only and cannot be printed and mailed to the EDD. Contact EDD (English only) if you need a replacement form issued to you to certify for UI benefits.
Notification of Unemployment Insurance Benefits Eligibility Interview (DE 4800)A notice sent to claimants containing the date and time of their telephone interview regarding their eligibility for unemployment insurance benefits.
Notice of Conditional Payment Pending Eligibility Review (DE 5400E)
Returned EDD Debit Card (DE 5613)Notifies claimants that their debit card was returned for confidential destruction.
EDD Customer Account Number Notification (DE 5614)
Notice of Appeal and Transmittal of Appealed Determination (DE 6315)Advises claimants that their former employer appealed the Department’s decision to find them eligible for unemployment benefits.
Notice of Right to Receive Unemployment Insurance Benefits Pending Appeal (DE 6315CC)Advises claimants that their appeal has been forwarded to the Office of Appeals and explains the right to be paid benefits pending the outcome of the appeal.
Notice of Requirement to Register for Work (DE 8405)Advises unemployment insurance claimants that they must register for work using CalJOBS within 21 days.
Notice of Determination for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DE 8598DUA-D)Notifies claimants that they are not eligible for Disaster Unemployment Assistance.

Publications

Unemployment Insurance Benefits: What You Need to Know (DE 1275B/P)Helps claimants understand the eligibility requirements that must be met to receive UI benefits.
For Your Benefit: California’s Programs for the Unemployed (DE 2320/P)Describes EDD services and is issued to individuals by employers.
Unemployment Insurance: File Claims, Payment Information, General Information (DE 2320M/P)How to file or reopen an unemployment insurance claim, get payment or general claim information, and other resources available at America’s Job Center of California.
Tips for Qualifying for California Training Benefits (DE 2332/P)A quick overview of California Training Benefits (CTB) eligibility and approval process.
EDD Resources in Vietnamese
It also includes information on how to file an appeal.
Notice of Reduced Earnings (DE 2063)
Continued Claim Form (DE 4581CTO) This is a sample of the Continued Claim Form to assist claimants in certifying for unemployment benefits. This is a sample only and cannot be printed and mailed to the EDD. Contact EDD (English only) if you need a replacement form issued to you to certify for UI benefits.
Notification of Unemployment Insurance Benefits Eligibility Interview (DE 4800)A notice sent to claimants containing the date and time of their telephone interview regarding their eligibility for unemployment insurance benefits.
Notice of Conditional Payment Pending Eligibility Review (DE 5400E)
Returned EDD Debit Card (DE 5613)Notifies claimants that their debit card was returned for confidential destruction.
EDD Customer Account Number Notification (DE 5614)
Notice of Appeal and Transmittal of Appealed Determination (DE 6315)Advises claimants that their former employer appealed the Department’s decision to find them eligible for unemployment benefits.
Notice of Right to Receive Unemployment Insurance Benefits Pending Appeal (DE 6315CC)Advises claimants that their appeal has been forwarded to the Office of Appeals and explains the right to be paid benefits pending the outcome of the appeal.
Notice of Requirement to Register for Work (DE 8405)Advises unemployment insurance claimants that they must register for work using CalJOBS within 21 days.
Notice of Determination for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DE 8598DUA-D)Notifies claimants that they are not eligible for Disaster Unemployment Assistance.

Publications

Unemployment Insurance Benefits: What You Need to Know (DE 1275B/V)Helps claimants understand the eligibility requirements that must be met to receive UI benefits. 
A Guide To Unemployment Insurance Benefits for Work Sharing Participants (DE 1275WS/V)This booklet contains information about the Work Sharing Unemployment Insurance (UI) program. 
For Your Benefit: California’s Programs for the Unemployed (DE 2320/V)Describes EDD services and is issued to individuals by employers. 
Unemployment Insurance: File Claims, Payment Information, General Information (DE 2320M/V)How to file or reopen an unemployment insurance claim, get payment or general claim information, and other resources available at America’s Job Center of California.
EDD Resources in Traditional Chinese
It also includes information on how to file an appeal.
Notice of Reduced Earnings (DE 2063)
Continued Claim Form (DE 4581CTO) This is a sample of the Continued Claim Form to assist claimants in certifying for unemployment benefits. This is a sample only and cannot be printed and mailed to the EDD. Contact EDD (English only) if you need a replacement form issued to you to certify for UI benefits.
Notification of Unemployment Insurance Benefits Eligibility Interview (DE 4800)A notice sent to claimants containing the date and time of their telephone interview regarding their eligibility for unemployment insurance benefits.
Notice of Conditional Payment Pending Eligibility Review (DE 5400E)
Returned EDD Debit Card (DE 5613)Notifies claimants that their debit card was returned for confidential destruction.
EDD Customer Account Number Notification (DE 5614)
Notice of Appeal and Transmittal of Appealed Determination (DE 6315)Advises claimants that their former employer appealed the Department’s decision to find them eligible for unemployment benefits.
Notice of Right to Receive Unemployment Insurance Benefits Pending Appeal (DE 6315CC)Advises claimants that their appeal has been forwarded to the Office of Appeals and explains the right to be paid benefits pending the outcome of the appeal.
Notice of Requirement to Register for Work (DE 8405)Advises unemployment insurance claimants that they must register for work using CalJOBS within 21 days.
Notice of Determination for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DE 8598DUA-D)Notifies claimants that they are not eligible for Disaster Unemployment Assistance.

Publications

Unemployment Insurance Benefits: What You Need to Know (DE 1275B/CC)Helps claimants understand the eligibility requirements that must be met to receive UI benefits.
A Guide To Unemployment Insurance Benefits for Work Sharing Participants (DE 1275WS/CC)This booklet contains information about the Work Sharing Unemployment Insurance (UI) program.
For Your Benefit: California’s Programs for the Unemployed (DE 2320/CC)Describes EDD services and is issued to individuals by employers.
Unemployment Insurance: File Claims, Payment Information, General Information (DE 2320M/CC)How to file or reopen an unemployment insurance claim, get payment or general claim information, and other resources available at America’s Job Center of California.
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Remittitur is the last step of the appeal process.
After the time for review has passed in both the Court of Appeal and the California Supreme Court, the Court of Appeal issues a remittitur and sends a copy to all parties in the case or to their lawyers.
A remittitur is a document that transfers jurisdiction over the case back to the trial court. A remittitur also says if any party is eligible to recover costs from the appeal.
Here’s an overview of what to expect in this step of the appeal process.

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The Court of Appeal generally issues a remittitur 61 days after the opinion is issued if no one challenges the opinion.
In cases where the parties agree to settle or otherwise dismiss a case, the Court of Appeal immediately issues a remittitur so that the parties can take further action in the trial court if they need to.
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3rd District Court of Appeal - 3DCA
Notice regarding optional form for applications for extension of time in criminal cases
The court is making obsolete its Application for Extension of Time to File Brief form, which was approved for optional use on October 20, 2010. The court requests that filers use the Judicial Council of California form, CR-126, which you can find under Forms & Local Rules. This applies to criminal cases only.
March 3, 2022
California Chief Justice Rescinds Temporary Emergency Measures
Click here to view the order
December 15, 2021
On August 25, 2021, the Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District, provided a training on “How to Prepare an Electronic Clerk’s Transcripts” for trial court appeals clerks and other trial court employees interested in the training. You will find the video and training materials here.
June 16, 2020
By unanimous vote of the justices, the Court endorses the California Supreme Court’s Statement on Equality and Inclusion, as follows:
In view of recent events in our communities and through the nation, we are at an inflection point in our history. It is all too clear that the legacy of past injustices inflicted on African Americans persists powerfully and tragically to this day. Each of us has a duty to recognize there is much unfinished and essential work that must be done to make equality and inclusion an everyday reality for all. [Full statement].
Updated June 2, 2020
Following the recommendations of the Department of General Services (DGS) and the California Highway Patrol (CHP), the California Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District, in Sacramento is closed Tuesday, June 2, 2020.  E-filing is still available through the court’s website.  The court will continue to monitor the situation and review recommendations from DGS and the CHP.
The Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District, continues to closely monitor the evolving COVID-19 coronavirus situation.  The court is following guidance provided by the Judicial Council, the Department of Public Health, and the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to limit the spread of the virus.
VEText For VA Health Care Reminders And Updates | Veterans Affairs
If you get care from a non-VA provider in our community care network, we may send you a text to ask for your appointment information. You can reply to the text to tell us the date and time of your appointment.
After your community care appointment, we’ll send a text to confirm if you went to the appointment. We’ll include codes you can use to confirm or to tell us that you didn’t go.
Other types of VEText messages
Depending on your local VA health facility, we may also send you these types of VEText messages:

Prescription tracking updates tell you when your prescription medicine has shipped.
Vaccine updates tell you when COVID-19 and flu vaccines are available at your facility and how to schedule a vaccine appointment.
Emergency updates offer resources during a natural disaster or another emergency in your area.
Surgery updates allow your care team to text updates to your family members when you’re having surgery at a VA facility.

How to opt out of VEText—or opt back in
If we have your mobile phone number in our records, we’ll automatically send you text reminders. You don’t have to do anything to start using VEText.
Here’s how to opt out or opt back in:

To opt out of all VEText messages, reply STOP ALL to any previous VEText message. Or text STOP ALL to 53079.
To opt out of a certain message type, reply STOP to a previous message of that type.
To opt back in to a certain message type, reply START to a previous message of that type. 

You can also text STOP or START to these numbers for certain message types:

For appointment reminders, text 53079.
For prescription tracking texts, text 53941.
For vaccine reminders and emergency texts, text 80728. 

Or you can call your VA health facility. Ask to connect with the VEText coordinator or medical support assistant. 
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2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
They have a long history of responsible stewardship of the network of trails and know exactly where to put their resources to make best use of the grant. Second, I have ridden in the area countless times on both my off-road motorcycle and on my Mt. Bike and the prospect of further developing the Claremont Trail System for both motorized and non-motorized use would be an extraordinarily positive development for those of us who love exploring the area on two wheels. Third, the Claremont Trail System has the potential to be a key contributor to the economic vitality of Quincy, Taylorsville and the broader Plumas County economy. The promise of an extended trail network in the area for both motorized and non-motorized use promises to increase the the attraction of the area for two wheel enthusiasts and further increase the number of people to the area during the summer and fall seasons year in and year out. Investing in the further development of these trails is an investment in the economic well being of the entire area. Please consider my comments and those of others as you consider this grant request. Given the organization involved and trail system in question, you couldn't make a better investment. Fred Benz - 5/2/2024

As long-time resident of northern California (resident of SF for past 35 years) and a frequent visitor (along with my wife, son and daughter) to Plumas County and surrounding Plumas National Forest, I wanted to express my strong support for this grant proposal. Start with the fact that the SBTS organization is a first rate organization that is committed to the responsible and thoughtful development of single track trails for both motorized and non-motorized two wheeled recreation in the Plumas National Forest. They have a long history of responsible stewardship of the network of trails and know exactly where to put their resources to make best use of the grant. Second, I have ridden these trails numerous times on both my off-road motorcycle and on my Mt. Bike and can attest to the fact that the motorized single track in the Plumas National Forest is some of the best single track riding in northern California. Point being, that this area is deserving of funding and resources to preserve the quality and character of the trails.