News & Commentary
Jun 28, 2011
8,000 homeless veterans on the streets of LA
Watch the CBS News video: Homeless veteran refuge turned into golf course - Bill Whitaker investigates why land in southern California, set aside for homeless military veterans, has been turned into a private golf course.
By ACLU of Southern California
Jun 23, 2011
Seth's Law Passes Critical Senate Committee
AB 9, authored by Assemblymember Ammiano and sponsored LGBT equality organizations, seeks to create a safer school environment for California students
By ACLU of Southern California
Jun 22, 2011
Veterans' Attorneys Respond to VA Master Plan
The following statement is attributed to Mark Rosenbaum and David Sapp of the ACLU of Southern California, Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe, Arnold & Porter LLP, Inner City Law Center, Gary Blasi, a UCLA Law Professor and Massey & Gail LLP
By ACLU of Southern California
Jun 21, 2011
$4 Billion Since 1978 – Time to Cut California’s Death Penalty
New data in a study to be released next week on California’s death penalty has revealed that the price tag for death is even higher than we thought: $4 billion since 1978.
Jun 21, 2011
Court Affirms Right to Privacy for HIV-Positive Adult Film Performer
By ACLU of Southern California
Jun 17, 2011
Pride Has Roots in Southern California: Take Pride in Your Community
Southern California has a lot to be proud of in its LGBT community, but the reverse is also true: the LGBT community in Southern California can take pride in the region it calls home. After all, we have a rich history of being at the forefront of LGBT rights.
By ACLU Southern California
Jun 17, 2011
Cosmetic "Reforms" to S-Comm More Spin than Substance
Administration’s acknowledgement of severe S-Comm flaws highlights need for Moratorium and TRUST Act
By ACLU of Southern California
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