The front page of the LA Times on Saturday had Their community in ashes, the Palisades Symphony finds solace in music featuring Justice Helen Bendix, “one of the 16 members of the symphony and the chorale who had lost their homes.”  

And the Opinion section of the LA Times on Sunday had Editorial: Finally, the Supreme Court can help a California family get back art stolen by Nazis about a pending cert petition aimed at overturning a 9th Circuit opinion in case from C.D. Cal.

Also widely reported this weekend: DOJ Tells All Employees Not to Respond to OPM Job Details Email:

The Justice Department’s top administrative official has instructed all employees they don’t need to respond to the Elon Musk-directed email demanding they describe their job accomplishments, reversing prior guidance.

Today’s DJ has Judicial Council moves forward on AI policy development — As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into California’s judicial system, officials work to establish policies that ensure accuracy, security and ethical use. Justice Mary J. Greenwood and the Judicial Council’s AI Task Force are leading efforts to safeguard judicial integrity while embracing innovation.