Hate Crime Watch
Hate crimes in L.A. highest in 10 years, with LGBTQ and African Americans most targeted
Published by The L.A. Times
Los Angeles recorded its highest level of reports of hate crimes in a decade, with a nearly 13% increase in 2018 over the year before.
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