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According to a report released Jan. 3 by the California Racial and Identity Profiling Advisory Board (RIPA) people of color were stopped by police at a higher rate than white

The statistic comes from a new report by the ACLU, using 2019 state data

Officers are reportedly deliberately misreporting race data in traffic stops and the SFPD inadequately audits this data.

California passed the Racial and Identity Profiling Act in 2015 to eliminate profiling and improve sensitivity in law enforcement

MTS is set Thursday to choose the board chair that will lead the agency as it investigates the agency’s role in sexual harassment allegations against its former chair, Nathan Fletcher.

California residents can legally jaywalk starting January next year. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed The Freedom To Walk Act to decriminalize jaywalking.

The Berkeley Police Department, or BPD, launched its new Transparency Hub on May 25 to foster accountability and honesty with the Berkeley community. 

The LAPD is considering limiting "pretextual stops" of motorists and pedestrians by officers investigating serious crime, citing racial disparities.