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The family and estate of Noe Rodriguez moved towards filing lawsuits against the city of Santa Ana and Santa Ana police officers Luis Casillas…
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As the new school year approaches, experts are encouraging parents to not only focus on school preparations but also to develop an emergency p…
Immigrant rights advocates will begin a "community stoppage" on Monday at midnight.
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Immigrant youth and several legal services have filed a lawsuit against the federal government for terminating a policy that protected immigra…
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The application period for the Jaime & Blanca Jarrín Foundation and Los Defensores scholarships is now open. In total there are seven scho…
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Imanol “Manny” Gonzalez was killed by drunk off-duty LAPD Sergeant Carlos Coronel in a hit and run incident in February, according to Orange C…
U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli on Tuesday announced the formation of a Homelessness Fraud and Corruption Task Force, which will investigate waste …
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A group of immigration attorneys gathered Thursday morning at the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles’ (CHIRLA) headquarters …
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The U.S. v Skrmetti case has been on the Supreme Court’s radar since November 2023, when a writ of certiorari petition was filed on behalf of …
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Antonio Villegas, attorney and resident of South Gate, received a special recognition on Tuesday night from the South Gate City Council for his altruistic work. Villegas is the attorney representing the family of an autistic boy who was slapped in the face by a man at a bus stop.