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a woman holds her fist in the air while a helicopter hovers behind her

One year after George Floyd: When will white Americans rise up for justice?

May 25, 2021

Former California Supreme Court Justice Cruz Reynoso speaks at a 2019 event at Berkeley law

UC Berkeley mourns Justice Cruz Reynoso, a “towering” legal figure

May 13, 2021

colorful, slightly weathered, row houses

Are renters — and the U.S. economy — hurtling toward an ‘eviction cliff’?

May 7, 2021

Chicago police in riot gear form a threatening line against protesters following the police killing of Adam Toledo

After a blitz of police killings, reformers focus on the power of their unions

April 28, 2021

chauvin is held in hand cuffs by an officer while he talks with his attorney in a court room

‘Cinematic’ video, police condemnation sealed guilty verdict in Chauvin trial

April 20, 2021

franklin zimring speaking at a podium and a cover of his book, When Police Kill

Berkeley Talks: Franklin Zimring on the tragedy of U.S. police killings

April 9, 2021

people march holding a casket with roses on top

Podcast: The uncertain outcome of the Chauvin trial

April 6, 2021

On the first day of trial for former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, accused of killing George Floyd, protesters carried a sign that said:

Despite damning video, complex legal issues make Chauvin trial unpredictable

March 30, 2021

Man in army fatigues is comforted by a professional.

When parole, probation officers choose empathy, returns to jail decline

March 29, 2021