Hate Crime Watch
L.A. sees surge in hate crimes during first half of 2017, data shows
Published by The L.A. Times
Hate crimes in 2017 are up in every major California city, while in Los Angeles in particular, the most violent type of hate crimes are up 50%, continuing a trend from the prior year.
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