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Voting Rights: Court Re-Enfranchises Nearly 150,000 Californians
Nearly 150,000 Californians have regained the right to vote. Most are young African American and Latino men who have served their time for nonviolent crimes.
Free Speech: Newspaper Can't Silence Santa Barbara
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Free Speech: Newspaper Can't Silence Santa Barbara
After 25 Years, FBI Releases Last Ten Documents in John Lennon FBI File
LOS ANGELES - The FBI late Tuesday made public 10 documents from their files on John Lennon that have been withheld for 25 years under the claim that releasing them could cause "military retaliation against the United States."
ACLU, NAACP File Lawsuit to Allow University of Michigan Admissions Programs to Continue
LOS ANGELES - The ACLU of Southern California joined with Michigan civil rights groups and 19 students, faculty and applicants to the University of Michigan in asking a federal court to declare that the newly passed state ballot initiative does not prohibit universities from considering race and