Yearly Archives: 2026
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Educators Reassess How They Teach César Chávez’s Legacy Amid New Allegations
California college instructors are rethinking how they teach the history of the farmworker movement following a bombshell New York Times investigation that detailed decades...
California Keeps Rewarding Utilities Even After Catastrophic Wildfires
Nearly two years after the Eaton Fire tore through Altadena, a coalition of wildfire survivors is sounding the alarm over what they describe as...
Court Records: Immigration Agents Used Racial Slurs During Los Angeles Raids
Newly unsealed court records allege that federal immigration agents used racial slurs while carrying out sweeps across Los Angeles last year, evidence that attorneys...
Court Ruling Caps Vacation Hours Counted Toward California Pension Payouts
California's highest court has settled a long-simmering dispute over how much unused vacation time public employees can convert into a bigger pension check, siding...
California Bill Would Let Abuse Survivors Cite Trauma as Legal Defense in Violent Crime Cases
Susan Bustamante is not giving up.
The 71-year-old, once incarcerated for decades, has repeatedly made the long drive from Orange County to Sacramento to press...
