Original article from KQED News Fix By Rebecca Bowe A staggering bit of information contained in the U.S. Department of Justice’s investigation into the Ferguson Police Department has generated quite a stir …
Original article from The San Francisco Examiner By Joshua Sabbatini San Francisco is exploring ways to prevent the criminal justice system from suspending the driver’s licenses of residents who fail …
Original article from The Modesto Bee By Erin Tracy “Driving while poor.” Some critics have used the phrase to describe the injustices of the legal system as it applies to …
Original article from CounterPunch By Franklin Lamb Without much doubt, the US Congressional Zionist caucus was energized this week by PM Netanyahu’s appeal to scuttle the Obama administration’s negotiations with …
In late January, a massive fire in San Francisco’s Mission District left a community reeling. In addition to the devastating impact on residents there, the four-alarm blaze displaced 36 small businesses. Many …
Original article from Courthouse News By Katherine Proctor SAN FRANCISCO (CN) – Tens of thousands of workers have lost their jobs, their healthcare and their homes to U.S. Immigration and Customs …
Original article from Law360 By Kelly Knaub Law360, New York (February 23, 2015, 3:41 PM ET) — National Immigration Law Center and other legal aid and public interest groups filed a …
Original article from California Lawyer We have named 62 lawyers statewide to receive the 19th annual awards for California Lawyer Attorneys of the Year. Their achievements had significant impact in 2014. …
Original article from MissionLocal By Andra Cernavskis Inspired by the quick success of a GoFundMe Campaign for the residents of the 22nd and Mission Streets fire last month, the Mission Economic …
