WitnessLA
WitnessLA is a nonprofit organization that operates independently and without political bias, providing news related to criminal justice that serves the public's interest. Our primary emphasis is on how the juvenile and criminal justice systems impact the health and welfare of communities and their inhabitants, particularly in Los Angeles and surrounding areas.
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3 days ago |
witnessla.com | Celeste Fremon
Another tragic puzzle piece has dropped into the ongoing catastrophe that is Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall, in Downey, CA, in which young people in residence at LP, as it is called for short, are subjected to a range of abuses. As WLA wrote a week ago, Living conditions in Los Padrinos are so bad that the Board of State and Community Corrections declared it uninhabitable, and Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Miguel Espinoza ordered the county to come up with a plan to close the facility.
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6 days ago |
witnessla.com | Celeste Fremon
At WitnessLA, we were very happy to learn that one of our ongoing investigative series made it into the finals of this year’s Southern California Journalism Awards,an important string of awards, which is sponsored each year by the Los Angeles Press Club. This year, WitnessLA’s continuing investigative series, “Rosa Gonzalez, The Whistleblower,” Part 1 and Part 2, is a finalist in the category of “Investigative Reporting, Crime Related,” for Online Publications.
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1 week ago |
witnessla.com | Celeste Fremon
While Assistant Editor Taylor Walker has been once more looking into the painful and ongoing issue of moving LA County’s young people between various youth lock-ups, each of these environments clearly “not fit for youth,” editor Celeste Fremon has been at work on a number of other critically important stories you won’t want to miss.
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1 week ago |
witnessla.com | Taylor Walker
The Los Angeles County Probation Department began moving kids between youth lockups this week, as part of a plan to reduce the population inside Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall. Living conditions in Los Padrinos are so bad that the Board of State and Community Corrections declared it uninhabitable, and Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Miguel Espinoza ordered the county to come up with a plan to close the facility.
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1 month ago |
witnessla.com | Celeste Fremon
This past Saturday, April 26, when the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books opened its doors at the University of Southern California at 9:55 a.m, the campus was in the midst of being deluged by the cold hard rain that was falling on much of LA County that morning.
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