Hate crimes in Los Angeles County reached an all-time high in 2023, Dr. Monica Lomeli explains
Dr. Monica Lomeli, with the LA County Commission on Human Relations, said one of the reasons hate crimes have increased is because of an increase in reporting of hate crimes. She said political rhetoric also has added to an increase in hate crime numbers.
After Hassan Naveed, City Hall’s former hate crimes prevention director, was fired earlier this year, he alleged his axing ...
Hamilton police's hate crimes unit is investigating after a woman allegedly entered the Paramount Fine Foods restaurant on ...
The student, from Carmel, told police she was waiting for the doors of a bus to open when Billie Davis hit her repeatedly in ...
A man punched an Asian American woman as she was on her way to work in Culver City. He shouted slurs at her, and his racist ...
Australian politicians are warning against “importing conflicts” after the second antisemitic attack in a week. The incidents ...
University of Maryland students explore the legacy of Lt. Richard Collins III, a Black student killed in a racially-motivated ...
Hate crimes—felonies motivated by bias—are legally recognized in Illinois, but the lack of police frameworks to appropriately ...
A dramatic rise in hate crimes across the nation and state is prompting representatives from different racial, ethnic, religious and gender communities to join forces.
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