Despite the movement in the streets, the uprisings at city halls, the chants of Black Lives Matter, we’re still here. 

Police might change their behavior in the line of duty fs they see that they will not be handled by prosecutors with kid gloves.

For black people to achieve equal justice, we need to be a part of every aspect of the criminal justice system that directly affects us.

We caught up with IPA Shivaun Nurre to learn more about her oversight powers and how the public can use them to hold cops accountable.

Isn’t this the moment to start policing our community differently by not actively policing them—especially with armed cops?

It wasn’t until December, under mounting public pressure, that the Sheriff's Office disclosed its jail use-of-force and cell extraction policies.

Quentin Tarantino’s new movie, The Hateful Eight, sounds like a Red Hat Society meetup compared to the number of people peeved at the pulpy auteur.

Just last weekend, a bystander recorded a group of San Jose police officers wailing on a 22-year-old man in San Jose’s East Side. While the circumstances of the arrest are under review, the video has gone viral.

The San Jose Police Department received praise last week for 12 officers volunteering to wear body cameras as part of a pilot program. What several reports failed to mention, however, is that internal politics has temporarily derailed the program.