California State Treasurer Fiona Ma has successfully had a sexual harassment lawsuit against her dropped by former employee Judith Blackwell, ending a contentious three-year legal battle. Blackwell, who accused Ma of sexual harassment, racial discrimination, and wrongful termination, has agreed to a settlement with the state totaling $350,000, although Ma maintains that the allegations were baseless and frivolous. Ma's attorney characterized the outcome as a complete victory for the treasurer, who was prepared to defend herself in court. Throughout the case, Ma expressed a desire for her day in court to clear her name, stating that the lack of evidence against her was a key factor in the decision to drop the case. Blackwell's attorney indicated that she is relieved to have reached an amicable resolution and is eager to move on with her life. Ma, now focused on her campaign for lieutenant governor in 2026, feels more prepared for future challenges.