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8:30am Case Management Conferences, Short Cause Matters, Bench Warrant Hearings, Guardianship Hearings (including Ex-Parte), Unlawful Detainer Trials, and Probate and Conservatorship Hearings
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8:30am Civil Law & Motion, Case Management Conferences, Bench Warrant Hearings, Guardianship Hearings (including Ex-Parte), Demurrers, Summary Judgment Hearings, and Unlawful Detainer Trials
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8:30am Case Management Conferences, Short Cause Matters, Petition to Declare Minor Free from Custody, Bench Warrant Hearings, Fee Waiver Hearings, Guardianship Hearings (including Ex-Parte), Probate Hearings, Conservatorship Hearings, and Unlawful Detainer Trials
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8:30am Settlement Conferences, Case Management Conferences, Adoptions, Petitions for Name Change, Minor’s Compromise, Bench Warrant Hearings, Fee Waiver Hearings, Small Claims Trial de Novo Hearings, Guardianship Hearings (including Ex-Parte), and Unlawful Detainer Trials
10:00am Family Law Contested Hearings and Jury Trials
2:00pm Family Law Contested Hearings

8:30am Readiness Conferences, Adoptions, Petitions for Name Change, Minor’s Compromise, Bench Warrant Hearings, Small Claims Trial de Novo, Guardianship Hearings (including Ex-Parte), and Unlawful Detainer Trials
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Criminal- North County Jurisdiction (Visalia/Exeter/Dinuba) Felony Complaints according to first defendant's last name beginning with letter B, C, D, G, I, J, O, P, Q, R, U, V, W, X, Y, Z.

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8:30am Arraignment on Felony Complaint, Sentencings, and Preliminary Hearings

8:30am Arraignment on Felony Complaint, Preliminary Hearing Settings, Motions, and Walk-ins
1:30pm Recovery and Drug Court
Permits | Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation of the State of New York
If the submitted changes are approved by RIOC, the invoice will be finalized for payment and a permit will be issued once payment and insurance is received. NO CHANGES OR EXCHANGES OF SCHEDULED DATES WILL BE ALLOWED TO PERMITS ONCE THEY ARE SIGNED.  Cancellations and late fees apply. 

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Standard Event Permit GuidelinesStandard Permits are for any permit involving 50 people or less. Applications submitted during the rolling submission period must be received a minimum of 12 days in advance. Applicants must submit valid insurance within 3 days once dates of use are approved.Applicants must provide full permit payment within 2 days of approval.Special Event Permit Submission GuidelinesSpecial Event Permits are for any permit involving 50 people or more.Applications submitted during the rolling submission period must be received a minimum of 45 days in advance. Applicants must submit valid insurance within 3 days once dates of use are approved.Applicants must provide full permit payment within 2 days of approval.Check out the Applicant Workflow Here!* The RIOC permitting department reserves the right to reclassify permits based on event details.**More information may be requested depending on the nature of your event. Including but not limited to: Run of Show, Outreach Materials, etc.

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RIOC is pleased to offer permit holders the use of our tables and chairs at a very low, applicant-friendly price point for indoor events only. This adjustment will allow us to better maintain and replace any equipment that is lost or damaged during a rental. A refundable security deposit will be required for all rentals. The security deposit will not be refunded if RIOC equipment is damaged or missing. (See below for more details).Package A: DescriptionQuantityCostDepositRental periodTables12$25.00$100.00For the duration of the permit.Chair25Package B: DescriptionQuantityCostDepositRental periodTables24$50.00$100.00For the duration of the permit.Chair50*Tables and Chairs are not rented individually. 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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11,294

2,235

13,529

1996-97

3,712

2,577

6,289

1997-98

17,776

2,923

20,699

1998-99

23,087

2,730

25,817

1999-00

4,562

2,814

7,376

2000-01c

43,493

2,393

45,886

2001-02d

4,857

967

5,824

Totals

$599,881

$29,731

$629,612

a Information provided by
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b Information from
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c Estimated.

d Proposed.

Interest Repaid to PVEA. As mentioned above, the court settlements and decisions required that states use interest earned on PVEA funds for the same
energy-related purposes as the settlement funds allocated to them. In 1996, however, the Department of Finance (DOF) audited PVEA and found that the
account had not been credited with interest for settlement monies that had been transferred or appropriated to other funds. This "loss" of interest to PVEA was
related to transactions involving loans to the General Fund and the deposit of interest earned on PVEA funds into the General Fund and the Public
Transportation Account rather than PVEA.
The DOF audit identified a total of $43 million that should have been credited to PVEA. The full amount identified by DOF, plus interest accrued since the
1996 DOF audit, has been repaid to PVEA. As shown in Figure 2, the total amount repaid was $56 million—$33 million from the General Fund and $23 million
from the Public Transportation Account.

Figure 2

Interest Owed to PVEA

(In Thousands)

Year

General Fund

Public
Transportation Account

Totals

1996-97

—

$17,485

$17,485
DHS: DHS Reaches First Efficiency Review Milestone, Begins Cost-Savings Initiatives Department Wide
In addition, DHS is currently working to maximize the use of government office space and facilities for meetings, conferences, and trainings in place of renting private facilities and minimize the printing and distribution of reports and documents that can be sent electronically or posted online.
Initiatives—both large and small—are in progress. The Office of Counternarcotics Enforcement saved $1,600 by reducing staff attendance at an upcoming interagency counterdrug conference in Florida. The National Protection and Programs Directorate National Cyber Security Division expects to recover approximately $10,000-$15,000 annually by utilizing teleconferences and web-based seminars in lieu of flying employees to non-local events.
DHS also expects to save more than $40,000 by printing fewer copies of fiscal year 2010 budget materials, posting budget materials online and hosting budget rollout events at a government facility.
Efficiency Review initiatives are broken down into 30-, 60-, 90- and 120-day groups based on when implementation will begin. Over the next 90 days, DHS will begin numerous cost-saving programs, including acquiring enterprise licenses for commonly used software, implementing energy efficiencies at the workplace and the standardizing employee trainings and orientations.
On Feb. 17, Secretary Napolitano directed the entire Department to identify current and past efforts to improve efficiency. This effort resulted in an inventory of more than 700 initiatives implemented over the past five years. An Efficiency Review Steering Committee with representatives from across DHS components was then established, along with a full-time Efficiency Review Team composed of department veterans. These groups helped direct the current initiatives.
In addition to the Department-wide initiatives currently planned, Secretary Napolitano continues to encourage employees and offices to develop additional ways to save money, streamline operations and increase transparency.
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Prevagen, which can cost up to $89.95 for a 30-day supply and purports to help improve memory, is sold online directly to consumers and at major retailers and pharmacies across the country, including CVS, Walgreens, Rite-Aid, Walmart, GNC, and Amazon. The OAG took action and brought a lawsuit asserting that Quincy did not have adequate scientific evidence to substantiate claims about Prevagen, including that it improves memory, improves memory within 90 days, reduces memory problems associated with aging, provides other cognitive benefits, including a healthy brain function, a sharper mind, and clearer thinking, and has been “clinically shown” to do each of these things. Quincy has been marketing Prevagen with variations of these claims on its packaging since at least 2011 and in its national television and radio ads since 2013.Over the course of the trial, OAG along with the Federal Trade Commission, which assisted OAG in the trial and will have its claims determined separately by Judge Louis L. Stanton of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, presented evidence about Quincy’s marketing and the lack of adequate science behind its claims.
The 2023-24 California Spending Plan: Judiciary and Criminal Justice
‑$519

‑3.5%

Judicial Branch

2,859

3,435

3,149

‑287

‑8.3

Department of Justice 

401

481

490

8

1.7

Board of State and Community Corrections

245

939

572

‑366

‑39.0

Other Departmentsa

129

234

220

‑14

‑5.8

 Totals, All Departments

$17,121

$19,743

$18,566

‑$1,177

‑6.0%

aIncludes Office of the Inspector General, Commission on Judicial Performance, Victim Compensation Board, Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training, State Public Defender, funds provided for trial court security, and debt service on general obligation bonds.

Note: Detail may not total due to rounding.

Judicial Branch
The budget provides $5.3 billion for the judicial branch in 2023-24—a net decrease of $228 million (4 percent) from the revised 2022-23 level. This budgeted amount includes $3.1 billion from the General Fund and $499 million from the counties, with most of the remaining balance from fine, penalty, and court fee revenues. The General Fund amount is a net decrease of $287 million (8 percent) from the revised 2022-23 amount. This net decrease is the result of various factors, such as the expiration of limited-term funding provided in previous years. Funding for trial court operations is the single largest component of the judicial branch budget, accounting for about 75 percent of total spending. In addition to the amounts above, the budget also includes $153 million in new lease revenue bond authority.
Judicial Council. The budget package includes various augmentations for Judicial Council. Some of the notable augmentations include:

$19 million General Fund in 2023-24 (decreasing to $4.2 million annually beginning in 2025-26) to implement Chapter 326 of 2022 (AB 1981, Lee) related to juror reimbursement and compensation.
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The best way to file for disability compensation is to apply online at www.va.gov/disability.

To submit a paper application, download and complete VA Form 21-526EZ, "Application for Disability Compensation and Related Compensation Benefits" and mail the application to: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Claims Intake Center PO Box 4444 Janesville, WI 53547-4444 Or, you can fax it to: (844) 531-7818 (inside the U.S.) (248) 524-4260 (outside the U.S.)
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All SCP Permitholders (including “Legacy” SCPs that were issued using applications submitted prior to October 1, 2018) are now required to report using the new Mandatory Wildlife Report spreadsheet form (DFW 1379a) (Excel).
The Mandatory Wildlife Report (MWR) replaces the former Report of Specimens Captured and Salvaged (RSCS) form. But, the MWR form does not replace any other special reporting conditions in your permit.
Other Reports
Please continue to submit required annual reports, survey reports or other reporting information as outlined in your current SCP, including California Natural Diversity Database (CNDDB) data for rare taxa covered on the CDFW Special Animals List.
Where to Send Reports
For “Legacy” SCPs: please submit the MWR form and other reports to the appropriate SCP Coordinator (see below) and any other CDFW contact(s) named in the reporting conditions of your Legacy SCP.

Terrestrial Wildlife (amphibians, birds, mammals, reptiles, terrestrial and vernal pool invertebrates): Justin.Garcia@wildlife.ca.gov
Inland Fisheries (anadromous fish, non-anadromous fish, and aquatic invertebrates taken in inland waters): FBSCpermits@wildlife.ca.gov
Marine (marine and anadromous finfish, marine algae, marine plants, and marine invertebrates taken in marine waters): Lara.Slatoff@wildlife.ca.gov

If no contact person is listed in your Legacy SCP, send the MWR and any other required reports to SCPermits@wildlife.ca.gov.
For SCPs issued in the Online SCP Portal: please upload reports into “Section 1b – Reporting Requirements” of your approved permit, and submit the reports to the CDFW contact(s) named in the reporting conditions of your Specific Use SCP or General Use SCP.

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You may submit your SCP payment online or by mail.
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