Abandoned: Why California's Judiciary Walked Away From a 5-Year-Old, $6.5M Courthouse
It was once the crown jewel of California’s courthouse construction program: a $6.5 million single-courtroom hall of justice in the Eastern Sierra, designed with the novel purpose of serving residents in two rural counties. Twelve years later, however, those doors are now locked due to budget cuts and a hoped-for growth in population and filings that never came.
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