CalMatters and Evident team up to investigate what happens to truck drivers in California after
Category: Investigations
The California Department of Motor Vehicles doesn’t have to let somoene know if it made money from the sale of their towed car.
California is one of only two states that offers no money for basic public defense. Two new laws are designed to address the system’s flaws.
Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law four bills aimed at curbing a startling rise in DUI fatalities in recent years.
A Los Angeles judge ruled federal immigration agents likely violated the law by not assessing flight risk when making warrantless arrests.
Sabrina Cervantes’ committee’s “hostile amendment” gutted a major DUI reform bill with widespread support in Sacramento.
A judge’s ruling would force agents to fundamentally change the way they’ve conducted the sweeps in Trump’s mass deportation campaign.