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LA County Agrees to Stop Delaying Food Assistance to Neediest Applicants

June 14, 2022/in Press

Thousands wait too long for food because of LA County’s delayed CalFresh benefits, advocates allege

November 23, 2021/in Press

LA County Is Being Sued For Delaying Food Assistance To Low-Income Families

November 23, 2021/in Press

At this L.A. County health center, a lawyer is just what the doctor ordered

November 15, 2021/in Press

Parents sue state alleging Black and Latinx students are harmed by disciplinary practices

October 7, 2021/in Press

NLSLA Featured in Wilmer Valderrama’s Podcast

September 27, 2021/in Press

NLSLA President & CEO Yvonne Mariajimenez and housing advocate Trini Ocampo joined actor and activist Wilmer Valderrama on his “Essential Voices” podcast to discuss the pandemic’s impact on Los Angeles’ […]

How the pandemic has altered school discipline — perhaps forever

February 23, 2021/in Press

Remote learning violations, mask-wearing offenses and an opportunity to rethink harsh discipline

Lawsuit seeks to limit in-person L.A. County civil trials because of COVID-19 risk

February 10, 2021/in Press

Legal Aid Organizations File Lawsuit to Challenge In-Person Hearings at Los Angeles Superior Court, Citing Spiraling COVID-19 Crisis

February 9, 2021/in Press

For Immediate Release: February 9, 2021 Media Contact: Rekha Radhakrishnan, 832-628-2312, Hundreds of infections and three staff member deaths shed light on troubling conditions in largest trial court system […]

Churches in LA’s working-class neighborhoods urge: ‘bring the vaccine to the people’

February 4, 2021/in Press

LA County Agrees to Stop Delaying Food Assistance to Neediest Applicants

Thousands wait too long for food because of LA County’s delayed CalFresh benefits, advocates allege

LA County Is Being Sued For Delaying Food Assistance To Low-Income Families

At this L.A. County health center, a lawyer is just what the doctor ordered

Parents sue state alleging Black and Latinx students are harmed by disciplinary practices

NLSLA Featured in Wilmer Valderrama’s Podcast

How the pandemic has altered school discipline — perhaps forever

Lawsuit seeks to limit in-person L.A. County civil trials because of COVID-19 risk

Legal Aid Organizations File Lawsuit to Challenge In-Person Hearings at Los Angeles Superior Court, Citing Spiraling COVID-19 Crisis

Churches in LA’s working-class neighborhoods urge: ‘bring the vaccine to the people’

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