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- Facing Eviction While Grieving: Ross’ StoryRoss lived with his friend Rob for years. When Rob became seriously ill, Ross began to function as his live-in caregiver. While Rob fought for his life against several chronic and progressive illnesses, Ross was there to help. Ross did all he could to keep Rob comfortable as his health continued to deteriorate. Ross cared for… Read more: Facing Eviction While Grieving: Ross’ Story
- Inner City Law Center Files Lawsuit Against Otsego Villas Owners and Managers Over Uninhabitable Living ConditionsOn Monday, July 1, Inner City Law Center filed a lawsuit on behalf of tenants against Paul and Edyth Ling, 11109 Otsego L.P., World Unity International, and Prime West Management Los Angeles, CA (July 8, 2024) — Collapsed ceilings, extreme flooding, and mushrooms growing in the halls — these are just some of the nightmarish… Read more: Inner City Law Center Files Lawsuit Against Otsego Villas Owners and Managers Over Uninhabitable Living Conditions
- Inner City Law Center Condemns Supreme Court’s Decision in Grants Pass v. Johnson, Allowing Criminalization of HomelessnessBy allowing the City of Grants Pass to criminalize homelessness, the Supreme Court has taken a large step backward on the issue. Los Angeles, CA (June 28, 2024) – Earlier today, the US Supreme Court released a decision on the contentious Grants Pass v. Johnson case, ruling that laws punishing people for sitting or sleeping… Read more: Inner City Law Center Condemns Supreme Court’s Decision in Grants Pass v. Johnson, Allowing Criminalization of Homelessness
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Inner City Law Center recognizes Los Angeles as land originally and still inhabited by the Tongva, Tataviam, Serrano, Kizh, and Chumash Peoples. We recognize them as the traditional stewards of these lands and acknowledge the legacy of violence, displacement, and genocide they suffered and survived at the hands of colonizers. We honor and pay respect to their ancestors while standing alongside their descendants as they continue to resist systems of oppression and work toward healing and justice. This land acknowledgment is an important step in confronting our history and committing ourselves to truth, healing, and the preservation of the Indigenous history, culture, and sovereignty.