LA County records second-highest total of hate crimes in 44 years
While hate crimes decreased by 1%, from 1,367 in 2023 to 1,355 in 2024, throughout Los Angeles County, public safety officials Thursday said that number marked the second-highest total number of such crimes and vowed to make the region a more welcoming place.
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