Supreme Court turns away dispute over pregame prayer at school football games
The Supreme Court will not reconsider a 25-year-old decision that found student-led and initiated prayer at football games unconstitutional.
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The Supreme Court will not reconsider a 25-year-old decision that found student-led and initiated prayer at football games unconstitutional.
A local school board voted Monday night in favor of appealing a judge's ruling that banned prayer at meetings.
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit claiming that California's teachers are unfairly penalized or deprived of their free speech rights if they do not support the political activities of their labor unions.
A Newport Beach city councilman accused of making anti-gay statements on city letterhead got an earful from the community during a meeting on Tuesday.
A local man is taking on the city of Inglewood in a vocal way as the city remains involved in a bitter legal battle with a number of its own citizens. The mayor of Inglewood is one of the key figures in the dispute, as the citizens and their attorneys say that this is an issue of free speech.
A local school district is the target of a lawsuit by the group Freedom from Religion, which claims that prayer during board meetings violates the First Amendment.
A senior staff attorney for the ACLU says the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) has a mixed record when it comes to transparency about the kinds of surveillance used.
San Bernardino County officials have been accused of violating artists' First Amendment rights after three paintings were removed from the Government Center.
A major adult filmmaker sued to block a new Los Angeles County law requiring porn actors to wear condoms, calling it a threat to free expression.
A class on the First Amendment is being offered to "Occupy LA" protesters who were arrested on minor offenses.
The ruling vindicates a 68-year-old Vietnam vet who has protested the VA's land-use policies every Sunday since 2008, along with other veterans.
A Riverside County church is suing the California Highway Patrol, saying its members were wrongly arrested for reading Bible verses to people waiting in line outside a local Department of Motor Vehicles office.
A City Council committee is scheduled Tuesday to consider whether people should be able to look at porn on library public computers.
A federal judge has struck down city regulations governing who gets to sing and sell along crowded Venice Beach in Los Angeles.
