A teacher's dismissal has spurred protests and raised questions about whose responsibility it is to ensure safety as students exercise their First Amendment rights.

A teacher's dismissal has spurred protests and raised questions about whose responsibility it is to ensure safety as students exercise their First Amendment rights.

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LA students wanted to protest ICE, so a teacher let them out of school. Then he was fired

What happens to leftover farmers market produce that doesn’t sell? A nonprofit like Food Forward may step in. LAist's Cato Hernández takes us on a recent gleaning trip at the Santa Monica Farmer's Market.

What happens to leftover farmers market produce that doesn&rsquo;t sell? A nonprofit like Food Forward may step in. LAist's Cato Hern&aacute;ndez takes us on a recent gleaning trip at the Santa Monica Farmer's Market.

How farmers market leftovers turn into free food for Angelenos

The head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement this week addressed growing questions about the presence of ICE agents during World Cup games hosted in Los Angeles and other U.S. cities this summer. LAist's Libby Rainey reports.

The head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement this week addressed growing questions about the presence of ICE agents during World Cup games hosted in Los Angeles and other U.S. cities this summer. LAist's Libby Rainey reports.

5 months ahead of World Cup, advocates have big questions about human rights and ICE presence in LA

A federal judge this week ruled against the city of Los Angeles in a long-running lawsuit over the city’s practice of destroying unhoused people’s property during encampment sweeps.

A federal judge this week ruled against the city of Los Angeles in a long-running lawsuit over the city&rsquo;s practice of destroying unhoused people&rsquo;s property during encampment sweeps.

LA students wanted to protest ICE, so a teacher let them out of school. Then he was fired

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