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Blacks More Likely to Be Searched During Stops, Data Shows

January 6, 2021/in Press

“2020 has shown us that the work of the Racial and Identity Profiling Advisory Board is more critical than ever before,” said Sahar Durali, board co-chair and associate director of […]

L.A. County’s legal self-help services are used by 150,000 a year. Yet the program may be cut

December 2, 2020/in Press

Access to the justice system is a fundamental right in our democracy. Yet navigating civil court proceedings can be confusing and frightening for those who can’t afford an attorney.

El Monte nonprofit offers free unemployment assistance in Chinese

June 18, 2020/in Press

Neighborhood Legal Services is reaching out to Chinese communities in need of unemployment help during the coronavirus pandemic.

Locked out of L.A.’s white neighborhoods, they built a black suburb. Now they’re homeless

September 9, 2019/in Press

Duane Pierfax grew up after World War II in Pacoima, one of the few Los Angeles suburbs that offered the American dream of home ownership to African Americans who had been locked […]

Blacks More Likely to Be Searched During Stops, Data Shows

L.A. County’s legal self-help services are used by 150,000 a year. Yet the program may be cut

El Monte nonprofit offers free unemployment assistance in Chinese

Locked out of L.A.’s white neighborhoods, they built a black suburb. Now they’re homeless

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