Original article from Bedrosian Center – USC Price School of Public Policy By Jeremy Loudenback Aside from robust voter turnout in last week’s city election, the most positive result of …
“This came for you in the mail from Immigration,” said Sann Chey’s* 13-year-old son as he plopped a large envelope down on the table next to where Sann Chey sat, …
Original article from CNBC By Mark Fahey Wealthy drivers may be speeding and running stop signs, but they’re not paying extra for their tickets. Twenty-nine percent of Americans with incomes …
Original article from The Christian Science Monitor By Daniel Wood Nearly 75 percent of California voters described race relations in their neighborhood as good or excellent, according to a new survey. …
Original article from La Opinión By: Araceli Martínez Ortega Esteban Trejo manejaba a la altura de Oceanside por la carretera 5 cuando un agente del Sheriff le hizo el alto. Lo …
Original article from the Sacramento Bee BY Christopher Cadelago. Christina Charles acknowledges she broke the law. Between 2011 and 2012, Charles improperly stopped at a stop sign. She drove with …
Uno de cada seis conductores en California tiene la licencia suspendida, según reporte. (One in six drivers in California have a suspended license, according to report.) Click here to view …
Original reporting from KCRW By Warren Olney After investigating the notorious police shooting in Ferguson, Missouri, the federal Department of Justice reported that local courts were systematically taking money from …
Original article can be found here. by holly j. mitchell All kids deserve an equal chance to succeed. Unfortunately, many achieving African-American and Latino students in California schools are being …
