For California’s Asian American population, two mass shootings within 48 hours add new layers of fear at a time the community has already experienced a rise in anti-Asian hate crimes.
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SB254 by Sen. Nancy Skinner would allow reporters to tour state prisons and county jails and conduct interviews with inmates. Since the mid-1990s, prison officials have held the power to deny journalists access to visit and speak with people incarcerated in the state.The L.A. County Sheriff’s Department is investigating the fatal shooting of a double amputee
who was killed by Huntington Park police officers last week. Grainy video taken before the shooting shows the victim, identified as Anthony Lowe, next to a wheelchair before he moves away from officers down a sidewalk while holding a knife.“This is a love story, but it is also a story of how the Mexican Mafia does business,” writes Times reporter Matthew Ormseth.
He tells the story of a woman who dated a death row inmate, made possible through a cellphone, and a murder that culminated from their connection
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Opinion: Ballroom dancing remains a refuge for Asian immigrants | CNNA dance floor has equalizing power, Lynda Lin Grigsby writes after a mass shooting at a California ballroom that killed 11 Asian immigrants. Grigsby says the egalitarian nature of ballroom dance is why many immigrants use it. And they plan to go on dancing.
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