Allan Olvera News Today

Law will give tribes access to statewide criminal records database in an attempt to prevent Missing and Murdered Indigenous People cases.

Allan Olvera's family is calling for justice after the Attorney General has agreed to review the case.

An Associated Press investigation found that 633 Indigenous women made up 0.7% of open missing person cases despite being 0.4% of the U.S. population.

20 years have gone by and the family of Sacramento man Allan Olvera are still waiting for justice.

On Indigenous Peoples Day, friends and family of a Native American man murdered 20 years ago gathered to bring attention to the cold case.

Life and legacy of murder victim Allan Olvera continues 20 years after his killing | Unsolved California Madison Wade Replay Video UP NEXT Allan Olveras gravestone stands on the Native American side of the Hicksville cemetery off Highway 99. Its where his family comes to feel close to him and their other family members. "I feel really like my family is here, so it’s a good thing to be here where they are at," said Matt Franklin, Olveras nephew.  Franklin opened up about how ...