San Francisco Committee Recommends $5 Million Payment to Every Longtime Black Resident
The $5 million lump sum payment would be aimed at redressing years of discrimination and loss of economic opportunity in the Black community.
Loitering for Prostitution is No Longer an Offense Under CA Law
The governor signed the SB 357 on a cautionary note, stating his administration would be monitoring crime and prosecution trends for "possible unintended consequences."
Garcetti Proposes UBI, Record Spending on Homelessness as Part of “Equity and Justice Budget”
LA Mayor Eric Garcetti proposed the largest basic income pilot program in the nation this week as part of his $11.2 billion budget proposal.
Placerville Finally Votes to Drop Noose From City Logo
After a year of debate, the Placerville City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to remove the image of a noose from its city logo.
LA County Seeks to Return “Bruce’s Beach” to Its Rightful Heirs
Manhattan Beach seized the property from a Black family in 1924. Their descendants are about to get it back.
Protesters Descend on Sacramento City Manager’s Home
Protesters demanding police accountability marched to the home of Sacramento’s city manager Sunday night, continuing a wave of activism that many officials say has crossed the line.
WeHo Seeks Members for New Social Justice Task Force
The West Hollywood City Council is seeking members for its soon-to-be Social Justice Task Force, according to a news release.
Mob Vandalizes Mayor Darrell Steinberg’s Home
A spokesman for the city has called it an act of terrorism.
Criminal Justice is on the Ballot
It’s been four months since Americans took to the streets to protest the death of George Floyd.