California legislators approve to strengthen police record access

September 14, 2021

California lawmakers have approved Sen. Nancy Skinner’s Senate bill 16 on September 2, which improves and strengthens access to police records to increase transparency and hold law enforcement accountable. The bill is now awaiting approval by Governor Gavin Newsom within the next 30 days. The bill allows Californians to access records when officials conduct illegal… Read More

5 injured in Military Vehicle Rollover crash on 215 Freeway in Menifee

September 14, 2021

According to authorities, the military vehicle was involved in a rollover accident on Southbound 215 Freeway in Menifee, California, on Wednesday afternoon. This military transport truck rolled over after crashing and eventually came off the embankment into a hardware store parking lot. Officials confirmed that the rollover accident resulted in 5 people being hospitalized with… Read More

Motorcyclist Killed in Accident on 60 Freeway in Ontario

September 13, 2021

Motorcyclist Christian Robinson, 25 -year- old died at the scene. The accident occurred around 6:50 a.m morning. According to the California Highway Patrol, a 2021 Harley Davidson driving on the highway heading westbound and took an evasive turn. As a result, Rider Robinson was ejected off his motorcycle. The official said Robinson was afterwards hit… Read More

California Teacher charged with rape of a 14-year-old student

September 8, 2021

Krystal Jackson, 39-year-old, was arrested on Friday. Before her most recent position, she taught in several other schools in the district.The Sheriff’s Office received a tip about a potentially sexual relationship between Jackson and a student and initiated an investigation. The investigators found out that Jackson and the boy met at Dunlap Leadership Academy. During… Read More

California lawmakers vote to limit confidential settlements

September 6, 2021

When a company settles a complaint made by its employees, the agreement usually includes a clause that prohibits employees from disparaging the company or talking publicly about what happened. These agreements have been criticized in the #MeToo movement because they protected public figures and companies from responsibility in cases of sexual harassment. In 2018, California… Read More