News & Press Releases
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Eight-year-old Steve Huerta held his mother's hand tight as the helicopter took off Thursday morning.
LA Times
The L.A. mayor says he performed public duties at dozens of concerts, sporting events and awards shows that he attended free. But finding the records that show what those duties were has become problematic.
Washington Post
The Obama administration announced Wednesday that it will station an aerial drone in Texas as part of its stepped-up surveillance of criminal trafficking along the Mexican border.
LA Times
The City Council temporarily spares the program, operated by a Scottsdale-based company. But not everyone is convinced that it's worth keeping.
San Francisco Chronicle
The San Francisco Police Officers Association has ratified a package of cost-cutting labor concessions, with members voting 64 percent in favor, union president Gary Delagnes said today.
LA Times blog
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger plans to cut the pay of state workers to minimum wage if a timely budget accord is not reached, according to a memo sent Wednesday from the director of the governor's Department of Personnel Administration to state agency and department heads.
Orange County Register
Police working in some of Orange County's most difficult and dangerous neighborhoods have had their overtime pay cut to nothing as the city strains to make ends meet.
ABC-7
The city of Los Angeles is adding more than 100 surveillance cameras in four public housing projects.
FOX-11
Investigators say "Metro Transit Assassins," also known as "MTA" is an elite tagging crew with only ten members.
Calpensions
The Highway Patrol union that negotiated the most generous pension formula a decade ago, a trendsetter for police and firefighters statewide, has tentatively agreed to reduce pensions for new hires.
LA Times
The L.A. County community, facing a $450,000 budget deficit, plans to lay off its employees, disband its Police Department and contract its operations to the Sheriff's Department and the neighboring city of Bell. Experts say it is the only city in the state to take such drastic action.
Arizona Republic
As the effective date of Arizona's new immigration law nears, new concerns are being raised by municipal officials about how to effectively enforce it without creating a legal and financial quagmire.
LA Times
D.A.'s Public Integrity Division joins the city's Ethics Commission in looking into whether Villaraigosa's unpaid attendance at sports and entertainment events should have been disclosed.
NBC-4
The 28-year CHP veteran was struck June 9 during a traffic stop on the shoulder of the 405 Freeway.
LA Times blog
Consideration of a proposed exemption from Los Angeles’ boycott of Arizona to allow continuation of the city’s red light camera program has been postponed until Wednesday.
NY Daily News
Mexican cartels added a new twist to the drug war this week by threatening to kill U.S. cops who seize their goods.
LA Times
L.A. loves the Lakers, and city leaders should take note.
LA Times
LAPD seeks to extend its agreement with American Traffic Solutions. A new contract with another Arizona-based firm is also in consideration.
LA Times
Until the state deals with the real causes of fiscal fiasco, prepare for more misery.
Associated Press
As electronic highway billboards flashing neon advertisements become more prevalent, the next frontier in distracted driving is already approaching - ad-blaring license plates.
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