Headlines & News Releases
LA Times
Scaling back pensions for future fire and police hires, carving out more money for libraries and reining in the DWP's power are among measures' goals.
LA Times
'The entire city was led down a path of misinformation,' LAPD chief says of the hoax that falsely triggered a massive dragnet that locked 9,000 students in their schools in the San Fernando Valley.
Sacramento Bee
The public seems likely to support Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal to move public safety services from state government to local government, officials said during a panel discussion today.
LA Times
Detectives believe two killings during the 13-year gap between groups of homicides were committed by Lonnie Franklin Jr. The lead investigator says he wouldn't be surprised if the gap eventually closes completely.
LA Times
The report of an officer shot by an attacker forced a lockdown of nine San Fernando Valley campuses last week.
Washington Post
The Obama administration is throwing its support behind a proposal to give a valuable chunk of radio waves to police officers, firefighters and emergency medical workers to build a nationwide wireless broadband network for public safety.
Pajamas Media
As is often the case when government inserts itself where it has no business, the best of intentions can yield disastrous results. For L.A., this means more people will be murdered this year than last.
LPCC
Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck sought Thursday to assure residents that his officers will not arrest them because of their immigration status.
LA Daily News
A bill to make it harder to buy handgun ammunition, including "cop-killer" bullets capable of piercing body armor, was endorsed today by local law enforcement.
LA Weekly
When the Los Angeles Police Department goes on tactical alert, it's not unusual, but it's an event.
Wall Street Journal
Police Officials Say Cutbacks Jeopardize Gains in Fighting Crime, While Some City Leaders Put Focus on Other Approaches.
LA Times blog
Detectives said Wednesday night that they are investigating two additional killings that may have been committed by Lonnie Franklin Jr., the Grim Sleeper serial slaying suspect.
California Watch
Oakland is now abstaining from impounding unlicensed drivers’ cars – and from the hundreds of thousands of dollars the controversial seizures generate a year.
Associated Press
Authorities exchanged more than 100 shots with a fugitive holed up in an attic yesterday in a firefight that killed two officers, wounded a deputy US marshal, and led to an hourslong standoff that ended when the suspect was found dead inside the house.
Associated Press
When a gunman went on a rampage inside a Detroit police station this week, he entered an open lobby with no metal detector, no bulletproof glass and just a tall desk separating him from the officers.
USA Today
The Justice Department is preparing to review a rash of deadly attacks on police following the fatal shootings of 10 officers since Jan. 1.
LA Daily News
The Los Angeles City Council moved closer Monday to the possibility of shutting down most city services for one day a week to deal with the ongoing budget shortfall.
MSNBC
At least 11 shot in 24 hours; death toll apace with 2010 uptick.
LA Times blog
The Los Angeles Police Department is continuing an aggressive search for the man suspected of shooting a school police officer last week outside a high school in Woodland Hills.
LA Times blog
Police detectives Monday night were seeking the public's help in the slaying of a 46-year-old man in South Los Angeles.
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