In the early hours of March 3, 1991, George Holliday stepped onto his balcony and saw police begin to beat a motorist on the street below.
By Benny Grush
Children facing juvenile delinquency charges in this country have been entitled to a court appointed lawyer since 1967, when the Supreme Court ruled that such legal assistance was necessary to preserve the minor’s due process rights.
By Benny Grush
From bacon-wrapped hotdogs to freshly cut fruit, the food prepared by street vendors in Los Angeles is a vibrant reflection of the city’s diverse cultures.
By Nicole A. Ozer
The following article was first published in The Hill.
By Christian Fialho and Tasha Hill