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Lea este artículo en español. On opposite ends of California, two women who have never met are united by grief and purpose. This month, Kathleen Bils laid a memorial stone in a flower bed on the San Diego street where a sheriff’s deputy shot her son one year earlier. Some 500 miles north, at a marina on the eastern edge of San Francisco Bay, Addie Kitchen recently held a memorial in the city where a police officer killed her grandson.  “I want people to understand that our children are important to us and that we want justice,” said Kitchen, a retired prison guard. “We want the of...

45.1% of Californians are fully vaccinated. Reader feedback Help us improve CalMatters by filling out our 3-minute survey. Your candid feedback is incredibly important to me and my colleagues. Thank you! A Message from our Sponsor Other stories you should know 1. Is deadly force law making a difference? Wanda Johnson, left, Addie Kitchen and Stevante Clark at a celebration of life held for Steven Taylor on the one-year anniversary of his death, at the San Leandro Marina on April 18, 2021. Photo by Anne Wernikoff, CalMatters On opposite ends of California, two women who have never met are un...

bkehe25@gmail.com Wanda Johnson is ready to race in the 1939 Plymouth drag car that was built by herself, her husband and son. Submitted photo Todd and Wanda Johnson spend a good share of their workday together as owners of Lottsville Milling Inc., located 17 minutes from Jamestown, in Lottsville, Pa. Wanda does the book work, waits on customers, places orders and stocks the store and gift shop. She has put a lot time and thought into the product lines and displaying 106 vendors’ goods. “I love detail,” she said from behind the antique brass cash register. “I’m always thinking ...

Justin Phillips May 1, 2021Updated: May 2, 2021, 1:08 pm Video from the Vallejo Police Department’s body-worn camera footage of the fatal shooting of Willie McCoy in a Taco Bell drive-through is part of the season six premiere of CNN’s “United Shades of America: Policing the Police.” Photo: Vallejo Police Department The sound bullets make when breaking through a windshield of a vehicle is hard to forget. And it’s a noise that still echoes in my ears after watching body cam footage of Vallejo police killing Sean Monterrosa and video of Vallejo police firing 55 bullets in...

Skip to main content Currently Reading W. Kamau Bell on why it was so hard to film the Bay Area episode of CNN's 'United Shades of America' W. Kamau Bell FacebookTwitterEmail W. Kamau Bell is the host of CNN's "United Shades of America," which filmed an episode in the Bay Area to explore what defunding the police really means.CNN People often ask me if I grew up here. Sometimes they outright assume that I did. The “city” that they “know” that I’m a “native” of changes. Could be San Francisco, Oakland or Berkeley. And even though I was born in Stanford Hospital and lived as a bab...