Original article appeared in the Fresno Bee. By Barbara Anderson California courts no longer can require drivers to pay bail before they can go to trial to fight traffic tickets, …
Original article appeared in the Sacramento Bee. By Christopher Cadelago California court officials plan to let those with traffic tickets across the state appear in court without paying up front. …
Original article appeared in the Mountain View Voice by Oren Sellstrom and Dana Isaac Silicon Valley tech companies have come under fire in recent months for the dearth of minority …
Original article appeared in Mountain View Voice. By Kevin Forestieri MVLA administrators deny minority students are placed in lower-level math classes A Bay Area civil rights advocacy group released a …
Original appeared in the Daily Post – page 1 and page 2 by ANGELA RUGGIERO An advocacy group claims the Mountain View-Los Altos High School District disproportionally enrolls Hispanic and …
Original article appeared in the East Bay Express. by sam levin Traffic courts throughout California trap people in poverty with exorbitant fines and harsh policies that can make it very …
Original article appeared in Breitbart. by Daniel Nussbaum Gov. Jerry Brown is calling for an amnesty program for poor California residents who cannot afford to pay debts accrued through traffic …
Original report from ABC 7 News Los Angeles By Miriam Hernandez Lawmakers are concerned about the huge fines for traffic tickets, and now, California’s top justice is weighing in. Sofia …
Original article appeared in the Los Angeles Times. by Maura Dolan and Lee Romney Weighing in on a troubled system, California Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye has called for an emergency …
