Public Is "Seen, But Not Heard" in Search for New SDPD Chief
SAN DIEGO, CA -- The Coalition for Police Accountability and Transparency will be stepping up the pressure for an open, inclusive and transparent search process for the San Diego Police Department's new chief during a special City Council hearing today at 9:30 a.m.
Read moreStatement on City Council Push for Dedicated Funds To Address Homelessness in San Diego
Earlier today, Councilmember David Alvarez asked Council President Myrtle Cole to docket an item on the council agenda to discuss a possible city charter amendment to open up a new revenue source dedicated to address homelessness. The amendment would then go before the voters in November 2018.
Read moreTown Hall on Closing California's Commercial Property Tax Loophole
Alliance San Diego Reacts To Decision To End DACA
San Diego, CA - Today, the Trump Administration made a shameful decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program while giving Congress a six-month delay to come up with a legislative solution. This irresponsible decision will put nearly 800,000 young people, including up to 40,000 San Diegans, at risk in a political tug-of-war.
Read moreCharlottesville is a Reminder That We Need to Uplift Inclusion, Not Exclusion
This our chance to fulfill the promise of America, an America that holds out the belief that all of us were created equal, with an inalienable right to pursue life, liberty, and happiness. That promise buckles under the weight of racism, discrimination and bias, which at their core are about exclusion, not inclusion, and have saddled this country since its formation.
Read moreRECAP: TELEPHONIC PRESS BRIEFING - U.S. Has So Far Failed to Respond to International Tribunal in Killing by Border Agents
ShareU.S. Has So Far Failed to Respond to International Tribunal in Killing by Border Agents
San Diego -- In the first-ever case of an extrajudicial killing by law enforcement against the United States, the Trump administration has so far ignored one of the most respected international human rights organizations.
U.S. Set to Break Precedent, Ignore International Tribunal in Killing by Border Agents
Time is almost up for the Trump administration to respond to the extrajudicial killing of Anastasio Hernández-Rojas at the hands of border agents
San Diego, CA - The Trump administration has until Thursday to respond to the first ever case of an extrajudicial killing by law enforcement against the United States -- and so far, it looks like it will stay silent and ignore one of the most respected international human rights organizations.
Read morePublic Invited to Comment on Regulations to End Racial Profiling By Police in California
SAN DIEGO - In hopes of ending racial profiling by law enforcement, the state of California is giving residents a chance to chime in on the final regulations that will shape what information law enforcement collects during traffic stops.
Read moreStatement on Waiver to Expedite Border Wall Construction in San Diego
San Diego, CA -- The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has issued a waiver to circumvent laws and regulations that protect our natural resources and local environment in order to speed up construction of a border wall and prototypes along the San Diego / Tijuana border.
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