Public Agency Lawsuit to Seize $21,000 Home from Rightful Purchaser near Sacramento, California... In the rustic, antique wood-built town of Locke, California, founded from 1912 to 1920s, the Locke Management Association (LMA), a thirteen (13) member board put in place in 2003 to maintain, preserve and manage the town is prioritizing its limited $60,000 operating budget to attempt to undo a recent property purchase that occurred. The buyer, Martha Esch, struck a deal to purchase one of the town’s dilapidated properties with seller, Dona LaBlanc for a $21,000 purchase price. The LMA claims both women circumvented the agency’s rules in order to complete the sale. The property was previously

On December 1st, 2008 Regional Transit unlawfully, wrongfully, illegally implemented a policy against elderly disabled paratransit card riders in violation of their federal, state, civil and constitutional rights by charging fares that they have no right to collect. Federal transportation code law 49 USCS 5310 J, states that individuals with disabilities and elderly individuals, "Are not required to pay a fare." On the upper right hand corner of the paratransit card it states, "No RT fare required." Federal government policy is that elderly and disabled individuals have the same right as other individuals to use mass transit service and facilities pursuant to code 49 USC 5301d. Riders ar