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JERSEY CITY, N.J. -- For the eighth consecutive year, leading global data analytics and technology provider Verisk is Certified in the United States by Great Place to Work. The prestigious award is...

Black and Latino populations in three of L.A. Countys northeast cities were disproportionately subject to arrest by suburban police departments, a new report by the county Commission on Human Relations

The county Commission on Human Relations found Black and Latino arrest rates in the suburban cities are higher than those for Whites and Asians.

With reports of an increasing population of unhoused people in Ingham County, city and county officials are looking for solutions.

Journalist Carlos Frias was fired from WLRN two weeks after he complained about discrimination and anti-Hispanic sentiment to the company, a federal discrimination filing reads.

A fired anchor was reportedly told his Miami radio show sounded "very Latino," so he is suing the station for wrongful termination

“Why can’t we all just get along?” It’s either a pretty tall ask; or realistically, just a rhetorical question when someone is exasperated by some ongoi

Plaintiffs challenging race-based membership qualifications for Asheville's Human Relations Commission hope to pursue a class action suit.

CHICAGO — For many homeless people in Chicago, finding a restroom often requires walking a long distance. Many restrooms in businesses are only available for customers and public ones are few and far between, an issue Ali Simmons said was brought to the forefront during the COVID-19 pandemic. “It’s definitely humiliating, embarrassing. (Unsheltered people) see it as a necessity,” said Simmons, ...

For many homeless people in Chicago, finding a restroom often requires walking a long distance. Many restrooms in businesses are only available for customers and public ones are few and far between, an issue Ali Simmons said was brought to the forefront during the COVID-19 pandemic. “It’s definitely humiliating, embarrassing. (Unsheltered people) see it as a necessity,” said Simmons, a case ...