A SENTENCE of 12 years has been imposed on an Arima man who assisted a relative in the 2014 abduction of a Brasso Seco family ...

The incident unfolded when Lizeth Iguado, 33 and Felicia Gonzales, 39 allegedly tried to carjack a vehicle at gunpoint in Albuquerque’s southern outskirts.

Felicia Gonzales claims that the Residence Inn by Marriott in Northeast Portland singled her out because she's African American.

Felicia Gonzales says the discrimination came in the form of a "no party" policy that she was forced to sign when she checked into the hotel.

Felicia Gonzales says within a two-hour span something went wrong. Raelynn Gonzales, 50, left food on the stove, which was burning when Felicia Gonzales came home.

Felicia Gonzales, 51, filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against Marriott, saying the front desk at the Marriott Portland Downtown/Convention Center had her sign a “no party” policy, unlike ...

Felicia Gonzales, 51, filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against Marriott, saying the front desk at the Marriott Portland Downtown/Convention Center had her sign a “no party” policy, unlike ...

Felicia Gonzales told CBS4 she came home to both her mother and baby dead. She said she was only gone for a few hours, and in that timeframe the murders happened. Police believe the murders ...

Felicia Gonzales, 51, alleges that a front desk clerk at the Residence Inn by Marriott Portland Downtown/Convention Center told her that all guests were mandated to sign a two-page “no party ...

The 51-year-old woman, Felicia Gonzales, who is black, said the front desk clerk at the Residence Inn by Marriott Portland Downtown/Convention Center told her that all guests had to sign the ...

Felicia Gonzales, 51, filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against Marriott, saying the front desk at the Marriott Portland Downtown/Convention Center had her sign a “no party” policy, unlike ...

Felicia Gonzales, 51, claims the front desk clerk at the Residence Inn by Marriott Portland Downtown/Convention Center told her all guests had to sign a "no party policy," The Oregonian reports.