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Last Wednesday, officials of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) were confronted by parents of children in the district, all of whom voiced their dissatisfaction over never being notified about a prior sexual assault in 2010. The assault, which involved 2 students at Chatsworth’s Superior Street Elementary School first went public in May…

After a staff member was arrested for sexual assault on Tuesday, a Corona Day Care Center is now being called into question. Located on the 1400 block of Rimpau Avenue, the Bixby Oaks Children Center is responsible for the well-being of about 80 children who are registered at the facility. However, this could quickly…

In the 330-page confidential personnel file on former priest C. Rodriguez, Rodriguez himself reveals how the church intentionally shielded his confession to molesting a minor. Only one among dozens of other priest files with similar claims of sexual indiscretions, the Rodriguez file stands out. It’s rare to read a priest’s first-person account of his…

A new lawsuit was filed in the Los Angeles Superior Court last week, the claims of which allege that A. Gonzalez – an El Sereno Elementary School teacher – engaged in sexually abusive behaviors with past and current students of the elementary school. As the lawsuit suggests, no fewer than 15 children were sexually…

In a claim filed last Friday, September 20th, the Mt. Diablo school district and 6 of its former employees were accused of sexually abusing students at a local elementary school. The allegations concern issues that stem as far back as 2010, when popular Woodside Elementary school teacher, J.M., wrote a suspicious and uncomfortable note…

Confidential personnel files of a dozen priests and nuns have been released, all of which accuse these members of the catholic order of sexually abusing children for decades on end. Considered to be trusted religious leaders in the Los Angeles Archdiocese, the priests and nuns who have been accused of sexual abuse for the…

When a sex scandal broke in the Spring of 1992 at St. Joseph Elementary School in Placentia, both parents and teachers raised their arms in outrage. The principal of the elementary school – a former Vicentian – was behind the controversy, which stemmed from the administrative figure’s distasteful habit of physically and verbally assaulting…

SB131 – the bill that would open up the statute of limitations to victims of childhood sexual abuse who missed their opportunities to take legal action – has been passed by both the California State Legislature and the Senate and is now awaiting final approval from California Governor Jerry Brown. According to lawmakers, the…