May 12, 2023 California reparations panel calls to amend state constitution to legalize racial discrimination California's reparations task force formally recommended that the state legislature repeal a constitutional amendment that prohibits racial discrimination.
May 11, 2023 Las Vegas senior faces 98 criminal charges for shooting up Taiwanese church David Chou, 69, who allegedly killed one person and injured five at an Orange County, California church last year, faces 98 criminal charges, including at least 45 for hate crimes.
May 11, 2023 California reparations committee calls for ending cash bail, no longer prosecuting low-level crimes California's reparations task force is pushing for the state to end cash bail and no longer prosecute low-level crimes to make amends for anti-Black racism.
May 11, 2023 Thelma Gonzalez speaks to the Glendale City Council about LGBT activism on campus Thelma Gonzalez speaks to the Glendale City Council about how her teacher's maker her uncomfortable with their LGBT activism on campus.
May 11, 2023 Marina Vivar speaks to the Glendale City Council about LGBT education Marina Vivar speaks to the Glendale City Council about her daughter's high school teaching her about LGBT sex acts despite her wishes.
May 11, 2023 Coast Guard suspends search for 3 people in downed aircraft off California's San Clemente Island The Coast Guard has suspended a search for three people involved in a plane crash off the California coast.
May 11, 2023 3 missing in Learjet crash off SoCal coast, Coast Guard suspends search Rescue crews have suspended their search for three people who went missing in the Pacific Ocean after their Learjet crashed near San Clemente Island off the San Diego coast.
May 11, 2023 California peace activist who worked to remove land mines from war-torn regions wins World Food Prize Heidi Kühn, the founder of Roots of Peace, has been awarded this year's World Food Prize. Roots of Peace removed thousands of land mines and assisted farmers in over a dozen countries.
May 11, 2023 Only 17% of San Francisco transit riders feel safe on board amid crime crisis, 73% want more police: poll Less than 20% of riders on San Francisco's public transit system say they feel safe and a strong majority are calling for more police amid rampant crime and homelessness.
May 11, 2023 California man confessed to love triangle murder of wife, wife's girlfriend: report A California man, who was reportedly in an open relationship with his wife, allegedly killed his wife and his wife's girlfriend with a .40-caliber handgun before turning himself into police.