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An anti-Asian attack in the drive-thru at McDonald's draws a crowd urging an end to hate – Daily News - Vimarsana News

An anti-Asian attack in the drive-thru at McDonald's draws a crowd urging an end to hate – Daily News

An anti-Asian attack in the drive-thru at McDonalds draws a crowd urging end to hate. Dozens of activists, neighbors and family decry the violent North Hollywood incident.

Hate crime charges dropped against man who attacked Filipino family in Hollywood - Vimarsana News

Hate crime charges dropped against man who attacked Filipino family in Hollywood

A judge determined that while Nicholas Weber had made “offensive and vulgar statements” against the family, the incident remained a “general intent crime”

Fil-Am family continues fight for justice after surviving hate crime in Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Fil-Am family continues fight for justice after surviving hate crime in Los Angeles

The Roque family's persistence in the face of a hate crime has galvanized the Filipino-American community, which has rallied around them and their fight for justice

Prosecutors Sought 33 Years To Life, But Mongols Biker Who Killed Cop May Be Freed By March - Vimarsana News

Prosecutors Sought 33 Years To Life, But Mongols Biker Who Killed Cop May Be Freed By March

Law Enforcement News Prosecutors Sought 33 Years To Life, But Mongols Biker Who Killed Cop May Be Freed By March David Martinez, a member of the Mongols motorcycle gang, was sentenced to 10 years in prison Tuesday after pleading no contest in November to charges of voluntary manslaughter for killing a Pomona police officer during a 2014 raid. Martinez has already been tried

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Day Of The Dead Altars Become Spaces For Dead And Living From Communities Often Ignored - Vimarsana News

Day Of The Dead Altars Become Spaces For Dead And Living From Communities Often Ignored

Students and staff at CSU Dominguez Hills made their Day of the Dead event inclusive for many communities who have felt marginalized.

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