The Orange County District Attorney has tremendous power to make decisions that impact the lives of millions of people, their families, and entire communities. In fact, the OCDA serves over 3 million residents with a budget of $138.8 million (FY 2016-2017).
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The #Fight4OurHealth is not over and Congress is attempting to ram through a tax cut bill that will benefit corporations and the wealthy at the expense of all the rest of us. The healthcare and basic human needs services we all rely on are at risk.
Justice advocates and legal organizations aim to spark an important new conversation in the California legal community: prosecutors can and should be vehicles for social change.
For the first time since 1979, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) is revising Special Order 40, a policy that directs how local law enforcement should interact with immigrants.
The #Fight4OurHealth is not over. Congress is back in session and a newly-released ACA repeal bill is getting close to having enough votes to pass in the Senate.
The Police Commission — the public body that sets most of the policies for the Los Angeles Police Department — is finally bringing its meetings into the community on Tuesday, September 19.
Explore the cutting-edge of immigrant legal defense and advocacy.
Congressmember Steve Knight's health care votes will be disastrous for our community. He's voted to undermine patient protections, cut Medi-Cal coverage, and cut jobs in our community.
ACLU of Southern California - San Fernando Valley Chapter presents:
IMMIGRANT RIGHTS IN THE TRUMP ERA, a speaker forum with HECTOR VILLAGRA, Executive Director of ACLU SoCal.