The DOJ threatened election workers with prosecution. Days before the vote, a judge said stop.
The order, which the NAACP helped win, expires Nov. 16 and bars the Justice Department from pressing officials to purge voters or set ballots aside
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The order, which the NAACP helped win, expires Nov. 16 and bars the Justice Department from pressing officials to purge voters or set ballots aside
The grand jury demands came as a federal judge told the department to stop threatening the people who count ballots
A judge ordered the city to hand over 12 racial profiling complaints against its officers by Nov. 5
A Caltech study estimates nearly 7 million Los Angeles-area residents breathed it during the Eaton fire's peak. Scientists say they do not yet know the health effects.
An appeals court refused to order the ballots set aside. California's first Black secretary of state is a defendant, and a district court hears the case…
Two election cases in two weeks, in Alaska and California, with 10 days to Election Day
San Marcos High's principal says there were "consequences" for four white students. Students and teachers say the board has set no date to discuss it.