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Manhattan Beach Police Officer Charged with Sending Explicit Messages to Teenager

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: March 29, 2021
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Manhattan Beach Police Officer Charged with Sending Explicit Messages to Teenager

By Linhchi Nguyen LOS ANGELES — John Cheatham, a Manhattan Beach police officer, was charged on February ...

By Linhchi Nguyen LOS ANGELES — John Cheatham, a Manhattan Beach police officer, was charged on February 25 for sending explicit messages to a 15-year-old girl. Cheatham met the victim at the police s ...

March 29, 2021
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#EchoParkRiseUp Protestors Organize Against Shutdown of Echo Park Lake Homeless Encampments, Met with LAPD in Riot Gear

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: March 26, 2021
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#EchoParkRiseUp Protestors Organize Against Shutdown of Echo Park Lake Homeless Encampments, Met with LAPD in Riot Gear

By Cailin Garcia LOS ANGELES — Hundreds of protestors gathered last night outside of the office of LA Cit ...

By Cailin Garcia LOS ANGELES — Hundreds of protestors gathered last night outside of the office of LA City Councilman Mitch O’Farrell to speak out against the removal of homeless encampments at Echo P ...

March 26, 2021
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As Spring Quarter Approaches, UCLA Maintains High Tuition & Fees Despite Continued Remote Learning

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: March 26, 2021
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As Spring Quarter Approaches, UCLA Maintains High Tuition & Fees Despite Continued Remote Learning

By Anisha Girotra LOS ANGELES — UCLA, now approaching its fourth quarter of remote learning, has made lit ...

By Anisha Girotra LOS ANGELES — UCLA, now approaching its fourth quarter of remote learning, has made little to no accommodations or changes in tuition costs and fees despite students not having the s ...

March 26, 2021
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STUDENT OPINION: Reflecting on Women’s History Month and How ‘Badly-Behaved’ Women Have Made History

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: March 26, 2021
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STUDENT OPINION: Reflecting on Women’s History Month and How ‘Badly-Behaved’ Women Have Made History

By Naomi Cherone There have been significant inroads made by women trailblazers in American history—from ...

By Naomi Cherone There have been significant inroads made by women trailblazers in American history—from the colonial era to modern-day Women’s Rights Activism—yet the fight toward gender equity has o ...

March 26, 2021
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New Polling Reveals A Majority of Victims Want Rehabilitation & Crime Prevention, Over Incarceration

Posted by Julian
|Date: March 24, 2021
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New Polling Reveals A Majority of Victims Want Rehabilitation & Crime Prevention, Over Incarceration

By: Sophia Barberini and Lovepreet Dhinsa LOS ANGELES COUNTY - In response to a David Binder Research sur ...

By: Sophia Barberini and Lovepreet Dhinsa LOS ANGELES COUNTY - In response to a David Binder Research survey that found that victims of violent crime in LA County have received few support services an ...

March 24, 2021
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Court Watch LA Calls on Los Angeles Superior Court to Fix Accessibility Issues Plaguing Remote Hearings

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: March 24, 2021
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Court Watch LA Calls on Los Angeles Superior Court to Fix Accessibility Issues Plaguing Remote Hearings

By Naomi Cherone LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Superior Court (LASC) promises to provide equal access to ...

By Naomi Cherone LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Superior Court (LASC) promises to provide equal access to justice, but the falsity of this claim has become evident in the court’s poor transition into a ...

March 24, 2021
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UCLA Teams Up with Stop AAPI Hate Coalition to Combat Anti-Asian Hate and Xenophobia Crisis as a Result of COVID-19

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: March 18, 2021
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UCLA Teams Up with Stop AAPI Hate Coalition to Combat Anti-Asian Hate and Xenophobia Crisis as a Result of COVID-19

By Meghan Imperio The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has fueled a rise in xenophobia against Asian communities ...

By Meghan Imperio The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has fueled a rise in xenophobia against Asian communities across the country. Recently, this escalation of violent acts targeting Asian Americans and Pa ...

March 18, 2021
| by Cailin Garcia

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Black Americans Face Health Disparities In Blood & Organ Donations

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: March 18, 2021
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Black Americans Face Health Disparities In Blood & Organ Donations

By Anisha Girotra LOS ANGELES — While the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine is one of the major health ...

By Anisha Girotra LOS ANGELES — While the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine is one of the major health disparities faced by Black Americans today, they are also underrepresented in blood and organ ...

March 18, 2021
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Student Opinion: Is the minimum wage increase proposed by Senators Romney and Cotton an attack on undocumented immigrants in disguise?

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: March 04, 2021
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Student Opinion: Is the minimum wage increase proposed by Senators Romney and Cotton an attack on undocumented immigrants in disguise?

By Hannah Blome Republican U.S. Senators Mitt Romney (UT) and Tom Cotton (AR) publicly announced the High ...

By Hannah Blome Republican U.S. Senators Mitt Romney (UT) and Tom Cotton (AR) publicly announced the Higher Wages for American Workers Act on February 23. The proposed legislation intends to gradually ...

March 04, 2021
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Man Stabbed in Thousand Oaks – Witness Testimony Ruled Not ‘Credible’

Posted by Ruby Wilks
|Date: March 04, 2021
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Man Stabbed in Thousand Oaks – Witness Testimony Ruled Not ‘Credible’

By Naomi Cherone VENTURA—A witness was called in to testify at the Superior Court of Ventura County regar ...

By Naomi Cherone VENTURA—A witness was called in to testify at the Superior Court of Ventura County regarding the stabbing of a male in Thousand Oaks, though her jitteriness and moments of anger led t ...

March 04, 2021
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Student Opinion: 75 year old Protestor Who was Violently Pushed by Buffalo Police Files a Lawsuit

Posted by Ruby Wilks
|Date: March 02, 2021
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Student Opinion: 75 year old Protestor Who was Violently Pushed by Buffalo Police Files a Lawsuit

By Kristine Aramyan NEW YORK — Martin Gugino, a 75-year-old protestor who was brutally shoved to the grou ...

By Kristine Aramyan NEW YORK — Martin Gugino, a 75-year-old protestor who was brutally shoved to the ground by police has filed a lawsuit, according to court documents. The disturbing video went viral ...

March 02, 2021
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Student Opinion: Can LA Mayor Aid the Black Community Like He Pledged?

Posted by Ruby Wilks
|Date: March 02, 2021
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Student Opinion: Can LA Mayor Aid the Black Community Like He Pledged?

By Rachel Kim LOS ANGELES — In May of 2020, following the murder of George Floyd, Los Angeles Mayor Eric ...

By Rachel Kim LOS ANGELES — In May of 2020, following the murder of George Floyd, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti acted to cut $250 million from the city department and use it towards black, indigenou ...

March 02, 2021
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Recent Report on LAPD Covers the Department’s Troubling History with Deputy Gangs

Posted by Vanguard Court Watch Interns
|Date: February 26, 2021
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Recent Report on LAPD Covers the Department’s Troubling History with Deputy Gangs

By Wen Chiang LOS ANGELES — Since last June, when a whistleblower leaked accusations of a supposed “deput ...

By Wen Chiang LOS ANGELES — Since last June, when a whistleblower leaked accusations of a supposed “deputy gang” within Compton’s police station, a report by Loyola Marymount Universities’ Center for ...

February 26, 2021
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Vaccination Plans for Los Angeles’s Skid Row Community

Posted by Julian
|Date: February 23, 2021
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Vaccination Plans for Los Angeles’s Skid Row Community

By Rachel Kim LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles Country struggles to distribute the vaccine to the homeless popul ...

By Rachel Kim LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles Country struggles to distribute the vaccine to the homeless population due to their fringe status in society, their general distrust of the government, and the ...

February 23, 2021
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Faced With Scarcity, California’s Essential Workers Fall Through the Cracks in COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: February 23, 2021
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Faced With Scarcity, California’s Essential Workers Fall Through the Cracks in COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout

By Dorrin Akbari LOS ANGELES — Millions of workers in frontline industries are being left behind as Calif ...

By Dorrin Akbari LOS ANGELES — Millions of workers in frontline industries are being left behind as California grapples with limited and unpredictable COVID-19 vaccine supply and distribution, putting ...

February 23, 2021
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Student Opinion: LAPD’s Offensive George Floyd “Valentine’s” Card Is Not Out of Character

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: February 23, 2021
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Student Opinion: LAPD’s Offensive George Floyd “Valentine’s” Card Is Not Out of Character

By Ivana Ramirez LOS ANGELES — Militaristic. Racist. Cruel. These are just a few of the words used to des ...

By Ivana Ramirez LOS ANGELES — Militaristic. Racist. Cruel. These are just a few of the words used to describe the Los Angeles Police Department’s tendencies. Now, cementing their reputation, the LAPD ...

February 23, 2021
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Riverside Police Track Up to 23 Illegal Indoor Marijuana Grows All Belonging to One Single Group

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: February 22, 2021
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Riverside Police Track Up to 23 Illegal Indoor Marijuana Grows All Belonging to One Single Group

By Linhchi Nguyen RIVERSIDE – Law enforcement officers testified in Riverside County Superior Court last ...

By Linhchi Nguyen RIVERSIDE – Law enforcement officers testified in Riverside County Superior Court last week they uncovered two illegal indoor residential marijuana grows in the county of Riverside, ...

February 22, 2021
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UCLA COVID-19 Study Suggests Different Metrics to Incorporate Affected Minority Groups in Vaccine Rollout

Posted by Julian
|Date: February 21, 2021
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UCLA COVID-19 Study Suggests Different Metrics to Incorporate Affected Minority Groups in Vaccine Rollout

By: Ishani Desai LOS ANGELES — According to a recent UCLA study, the method used to determine recipients ...

By: Ishani Desai LOS ANGELES — According to a recent UCLA study, the method used to determine recipients for the COVID-19 vaccine throughout LA County is flawed. American-Indians, Pacific Islanders, C ...

February 21, 2021
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Defendant Argues With Judge Over Traffic Violation, Even Cites His Race as Reason For Arrest

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: February 20, 2021
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Defendant Argues With Judge Over Traffic Violation, Even Cites His Race as Reason For Arrest

By Naomi Cherone, Tanya Decendario, Meghan Imperio VENTURA — Yesterday, Defendant Jason Maddox appeared i ...

By Naomi Cherone, Tanya Decendario, Meghan Imperio VENTURA — Yesterday, Defendant Jason Maddox appeared in Ventura County Superior Court to confront charges he believed to be wrongly filed—claiming th ...

February 20, 2021
| by Cailin Garcia

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USAC COVID-19 Panel Discusses Vaccine Distribution Plan for UCLA Students

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: February 20, 2021
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USAC COVID-19 Panel Discusses Vaccine Distribution Plan for UCLA Students

By Anisha Girotra LOS ANGELES — On February 11, the Undergraduate Students Association Council (USAC) at ...

By Anisha Girotra LOS ANGELES — On February 11, the Undergraduate Students Association Council (USAC) at UCLA hosted a virtual panel to discuss UCLA’s vaccine rollout plan for students. The panelists ...

February 20, 2021
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Barz Behind Bars: Improving Prison Literacy Rates through Creative Program

Engaging with Justice: Professor Menka’s Decolonizing UC Berkeley

Monday Morning Thoughts: Two Traditional Prosecutors Veer Hard Right on Social Media

Pride Month Crosswalks Met with Mild Protest

Silicon Valley Divorce Attorney Sued: Charged Mother $350,000 and Failed to Get BabyCam Video in Child Abuse Case

The California State Bar’s Failure to Hold Attorneys Accountable

Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 202: Marvin Zalman Talks Criminal Justice Reform

VANGUARD INCARCERATED PRESS: Incarcerated College Students Seek to Master Higher Education

Is the EPA Lying to East Palestine Residents?

In-Depth New York Times Story on ‘How Police Violence Weighs on Black Americans’ Focuses on Psychological Strain of Police Abuse

As Spring Quarter Approaches, UCLA Maintains High Tuition & Fees Despite Continued Remote Learning

As Spring Quarter Approaches, UCLA Maintains High Tuition & Fees Despite Continued Remote Learning

Man Stabbed in Thousand Oaks – Witness Testimony Ruled Not ‘Credible’

Man Stabbed in Thousand Oaks – Witness Testimony Ruled Not ‘Credible’

Student Opinion: 75 year old Protestor Who was Violently Pushed by Buffalo Police Files a Lawsuit

Student Opinion: 75 year old Protestor Who was Violently Pushed by Buffalo Police Files a Lawsuit

Student Opinion: Can LA Mayor Aid the Black Community Like He Pledged?

Student Opinion: Can LA Mayor Aid the Black Community Like He Pledged?

Recent Report on LAPD Covers the Department’s Troubling History with Deputy Gangs

Recent Report on LAPD Covers the Department’s Troubling History with Deputy Gangs

Vaccination Plans for Los Angeles’s Skid Row Community

Vaccination Plans for Los Angeles’s Skid Row Community

Faced With Scarcity, California’s Essential Workers Fall Through the Cracks in COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout

Faced With Scarcity, California’s Essential Workers Fall Through the Cracks in COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout

Riverside Police Track Up to 23 Illegal Indoor Marijuana Grows All Belonging to One Single Group

Riverside Police Track Up to 23 Illegal Indoor Marijuana Grows All Belonging to One Single Group

UCLA COVID-19 Study Suggests Different Metrics to Incorporate Affected Minority Groups in Vaccine Rollout

UCLA COVID-19 Study Suggests Different Metrics to Incorporate Affected Minority Groups in Vaccine Rollout

Defendant Argues With Judge Over Traffic Violation, Even Cites His Race as Reason For Arrest

Defendant Argues With Judge Over Traffic Violation, Even Cites His Race as Reason For Arrest

USAC COVID-19 Panel Discusses Vaccine Distribution Plan for UCLA Students

USAC COVID-19 Panel Discusses Vaccine Distribution Plan for UCLA Students

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