Nov 30, 2024
A display of various firearms mounted on a wall in a gun shop.
California Officials Propose New Legislation to Curb Gun Violence

California ranks first in the nation for gun safety. But the mass shootings of 19 Californians last month have prompted Governor Newsom, Attorney General Rob Bonta, and a state senator to propose new amendments that are designed to strengthen gun safety laws and make them even stronger. California’s rate of... Read More »

The facade of the United States Department of Agriculture building with an American flag waving above.
Department of Agriculture Proposes Rules for Healthier School Lunch

One out of five children in the United States is obese. The rates for Hispanic and Black children are even higher, putting them at greater risk for dangerous health conditions. Over 30 million American children now rely on free or reduced-priced school breakfasts and/or lunches. But history shows that attempts... Read More »

A press conference featuring two speakers, one in a blue dress and the other in a suit, standing at a podium with stained glass windows in the background.
Los Angeles Bank Pays $31M Settlement For Lending Discrimination

City National Bank has agreed to pay $31 million to settle claims brought by the Department of Justice alleging the bank committed lending discrimination in Los Angeles County. The DOJ recently announced the multi-million dollar settlement with City National, Los Angeles County’s largest bank, which resolved claims that the bank... Read More »

Sign for RealPage, a software company involved in a class action lawsuit regarding alleged price-fixing in Seattle real estate rents.
Seattle Renters Sue Over Alleged Algorithmic Price-Fixing

Renters throughout Seattle, Washington, have banded together to file a class action lawsuit that alleges they are the victims of price-fixing perpetuated by a software company’s algorithmic influence. Named in the lawsuit are the software company and nine property management companies that subscribed to the company. The lawsuit stems from... Read More »

Exterior view of a Walgreens store with a pharmacy sign.
Walgreens Can Fire Employee for Racial Epithet

In an unusual case of “he said, she heard,” a maintenance mechanic at Walgreens was dismissed for using the term “wetback” when referring to a fellow employee of Mexican descent. He got fired, then sued for discrimination under California’s Fair Housing and Employment Act. He claimed he was dismissed because... Read More »

John Eastman speaking at a rally, with American flags visible in the background.
California Bar Seeks to Disbar John Eastman, Trump’s Legal Advisor

The State Bar of California has filed 11 disciplinary charges against John Charles Eastman, one of the chief legal advisors to ex-President Donald J. Trump regarding the outcome of the 2020 U.S. presidential election. The allegations assert that Eastman “engaged in a course of conduct to plan, promote, and assist”... Read More »