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Los crímenes de odio no siempre se persiguen, lo que hace que las víctimas se sientan vulnerables
Por José Gaspar
Los datos recién publicados por el Departamento de Justicia de California muestran algunas noticias alentadoras sobre los crímenes de odio.
2023 Hate Crime Report highlights much work remains to be done to combat hate
The latest 2023 Hate Crime in California Report by the Department of Justice reveals a continuing trend of reported offenses against LGBTQ+, Jewish, and Muslim communities.
Boil Water Notice issued for neighborhood following four days without running water
A volunteer filling up a bin of water for local residents at Shirley Lane Elementary on June 25.
Kern County authorities urge public to avoid misusing 911 amid rise in non-emergency calls
Public Information Officer for the Kern County Fire Department Andrew Freeborn talking about the misuse of calling 911 at the Kern Public Health Mt.
Grimmway Farms, two labor contractors cited for serious safety violations in case of Bakersfield farmworker killed while picking carrots
Rosa Miriam Sanchez and her children. (Photo provided by family)
Cal/Osha, the state agency that regulates workplace safety, has issued serious safety violations against Bakersfield ag giant Grimmway Farms, labor contractors Esparza Enterprises, and M&M Labor in the case of Rosa Sanchez of Bakersfield who was run over by a truck while picking carrots on September 20, 2023.
Biden Administration expands legal pathways for immigrant families, DACA recipients
On June 18, the Biden Administration created additional pathways for legal status and work authorization for spouses of U.S.