Sam Levin

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Sam Levin |Lucy Campbell |Maya Yang |Tom Ambrose

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4 weeks ago | theashlandchronicle.com | Sam Levin |Patrick Lenton |Dan Sabbagh |Pjotr Sauer

Comparison of New Water Plants Plans: Ashland – Grants Pass​​by David Runkel​​The cities of Ashland and Grants Pass both plan to begin construction this summer on new multi-million water treatment plants. ​Here are some of the differences between the two projects:​WATER RATE INCREASES​Ashland – Five13.5 percent increases this decade have been proposed by a consultant. Council decision scheduled for April 15. ​Grants Pass – Four 7 percent increases have been put into effect.

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Sam Levin

More than 30 pro-Palestinian protesters at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) sued campus officials and several law enforcement agencies, alleging civil rights violations, wrongful arrests and excessive force during demonstrations last year. A lawsuit filed Wednesday in Los Angeles superior court outlines the violence and significant injuries that UCLA Palestine Solidarity Encampment members experienced at the hands of police and counterprotesters from April to June of 2024.

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Sam Levin

An unhoused woman living out of her van in San Diego was towed away by authorities, who did not realize she was inside the car until she was discovered dead in the vehicle a month later, according to a legal claim and autopsy records made public this week.

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Sam Levin

A Texas appeals court has blocked the execution of David Wood just two days before he was set to be killed by lethal injection, a major win for the 67-year-old who has for decades maintained his innocence. The Texas court of criminal appeals, the state’s highest criminal court, issued a brief ruling Tuesday afternoon pausing the killing of Wood, whose lawyers presented new evidence supporting his wrongful-conviction claims and pleaded for DNA testing they say could prove his innocence.