The U.S. Justice Department announced a landmark settlement with the City of Hesperia and the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department Wednesday over a “crime-free housing ordinance” that allegedly discriminated against Black and Latino renters.
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The COVID-19 pandemic represented a major legal test for religious freedom and the limits of Free Exercise.
The San Diego County Public Defender Office is facing lawsuits from two former deputy public defenders who say they were the victims of discrimination and retaliation.
U.S. District Judge David Carter refused to approve a settlement agreement Monday between LA County and the LA Alliance for Human Rights over homelessness.
The policy allows the agency to delete social media comments that are deemed irrelevant or “factually inaccurate,” and essentially for any reason at all.
The Temecula Valley Unified School Board voted to reject a Social Studies textbook last month, potentially leaving 11,000 elementary school students without subject material for next year.
Orange County has become the latest jurisdiction to reject the display of LGBTQ flags during Pride Month.
Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled a $306.5 billion revised budget proposal Friday amid a shortfal