Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's legacy as a #Laker and social justice advocate is featured on the latest episode of "Binge Sesh," a podcast featuring true stories behind #WinningTimeHBO.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on Sunday called some of LeBron James’ actions “embarrassing” and “beneath him.”
Later in the day in an email to @latimes, Abdul-Jabbar elaborated on his feelings about James and his admiration for his work as an activist. latimes.com/sports/lakers/…
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Home expenses such as telephone and internet fees, extra energy to heat or cool a house and office supplies can add up to $50 to $200 a month per employee, according to more than a dozen lawsuits. latimes.com/business/story…
If expenses were incurred during the duration of the pandemic, that could add up to as much as $5,000 for every worker.
Some lawsuits also demand payment for the potential revenue employees could have collected had they rented out their home office. latimes.com/business/story…
New: Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva said he is launching a criminal investigation to find out who leaked security video of an incident in which a deputy knelt on the head of a handcuffed inmate for more than three minutes.
The Times published video last month of the 2021 incident and detailed efforts by department officials to keep it under wraps.
Villanueva told Fox 11 News the disclosure of the video to The Times amounted to a theft of investigative material. latimes.com/california/sto…
First Amendment experts were troubled by the move to target people for releasing police misconduct records, saying the threat of prosecution sends a chilling message to whistleblowers.
Ukrainian officials accused Russia of trying to cover up war crimes in other occupied areas, saying that Moscow is now aware that haphazard efforts in the Kyiv region had left an abundance of evidence behind. latimes.com/world-nation/s…
In suburbs around the capital of Kyiv, Ukrainian investigators Wednesday pressed documented evidence of war crimes in the form of mass graves and mutilated bodies. latimes.com/world-nation/s…
Ukrainian troops and mine clearers worked to defuse booby traps and explosives left behind by retreating Russian forces. latimes.com/world-nation/s…
Sean Parker went to DC with a plan: instead of taxing billionaires on capital gains, encourage them to put the money in “opportunity zones” to help poor communities.
And it happened… except for the part where the poor communities benefit.
In 2017, the Opportunity Zone program was born, creating what would become one of the largest federal programs for steering investment into low-income areas.
It allows investors to park their capital gains in Opportunity Zone projects.
Breaking: Police believe at least five shooters were involved in the Sacramento massacre last weekend and that it was gang-related violence latimes.com/california/sto…
Officials are still trying to determine the motive for the violence but said in a statement "it is increasingly clear that gang violence is at the center of this tragedy." latimes.com/california/sto…
Police on Tuesday announced two arrests, including one man with a long rap sheet who is currently hospitalized with bullet wounds. latimes.com/california/sto…
An eruption of gunfire in Sacramento on Sunday appears to be a result of a fight between rivals that caught bystanders in a crossfire of automatic and semi-automatic weapons fire, law enforcement sources said.
Police said a man in a car drove up 10th Street near the K Street Mall and unleashed a sustained barrage of bullets. At least one other person also fired a gun, killing two young women, three fathers and an unhoused woman well known in the neighborhood.