Judge orders end to courthouse arrests in Northern California
A federal judge on Friday ordered the Department of Homeland Security to pause immigration arrests at courthouses across…
Psychological/emotional disabilities make up 40% of record-high DSP enrollment | Campus
The number of students enrolled in UC Berkeley’s Disabled Students’ Program, or DSP, has reached an all-time high…
UC Berkeley student charged with felony vandalism for alleged ‘antisemitic’ graffiti at University Village | Crime and Safety
A UC Berkeley student was charged with felony vandalism Tuesday for alleged graffiti at University Village in Albany. …
S.F. judge grants removal of asylum-seekers to Honduras
In a sign of things to come, a San Francisco immigration judge ordered several asylum-seekers on Thursday to…
13th S.F. immigration judge fired, leaving court decimated
San Francisco’s immigration court will lose three more judges in the coming weeks, two of them to retirement…
Man charged in Bambi Larson killing set for conservatorship
SAN JOSE — Carlos Arevalo Carranza, the man charged with brutally killing San Jose resident Bambi Larson six…
Man charged in Bambi Larson killing set for conservatorship
SAN JOSE — Carlos Arevalo Carranza, the man charged with brutally killing San Jose resident Bambi Larson six…
Heres how to spot a scam according to immigration attorneys
Mission Local has put together the following guide to accompany a piece on the rise of immigration scams…
Scammers target asylum-seekers in the Bay Area, attorneys warn
Mission Local has put together a guide for how to spot an immigration scam to accompany the piece…
AI-powered surveillance company will continue to monitor Oakland’s streets
OAKLAND — The city will stick with a surveillance company that scans license plates to help law enforcement…
Protesters in San Francisco block federal building entrances over ICE operations
THAT POWER POLE. THE OTHER BREAKING NEWS STORY THAT WE’RE FOLLOWING FOR YOU RIGHT NOW IS IN SAN…
Oakland revives $2 million deal for surveillance cameras despite ICE fears
OAKLAND — The company that manufactures Oakland’s surveillance cameras remains in play to secure a new $2 million…