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The Los Angeles Police Department is now field-testing the Vectrix VX-3, a unique three-wheeled electric patrol vehicle that will be available in the spring.
ABC7
With the shopping season starting to pick up speed, parking lots and shopping centers are becoming very busy places. But the holiday shopping season also means crime.
LA Times Op-Ed
LAPD officers will utilize crime data, including ethnicity, to identify possible suspects. But there is no place for racial profiling in law enforcement.
LA Times
When he was appointed chief a year ago, there was reason to think he was walking into a mess. But the 33-year LAPD veteran has emerged as a deft manager who has kept officers' morale up during difficult times.
Riverside Press-Enterprise
Riverside police Capt. Michael Perea knows the pain will never go away.
CBS5 - San Francisco
A Marin County man who was convicted of neglecting and abusing his 12 children, one of whom starved to death, will be released on supervised parole Monday, the Marin County District Attorney’s Office said.
Mercury News
If you talk and drive, use a hands-free device or be prepared to meet your local law enforcement officer.
Simi Valley Acorn
State may release 40,000 inmates in next two years.
Pajamas Media
Holder's DOJ shrugged at direct evidence of voter intimidation in the New Black Panther case, but it has no problem accusing L.A. cops of engaging in discrimination on the basis of a single conversation.
LA Times Editorial
Sound management and wise public investment have produced a more responsive Police Department and a dramatic drop in crime.
CBS2
With Christmas around the corner auto thieves are gearing up for their shopping season… And it could be your car at the mall.
LA Times
City officials are looking for a new way to keep the information in front of the public as a deterrent, now that the local newspaper has stopped publishing it.
The South Los Angeles Report
Los Angeles City Councilmember Jan Perry and members of the Los Angeles Police Department met Thursday at the Midnight Mission Homeless Shelter to raise awareness about how to channel efforts and resources to better help the homeless community.
KABC7
LAPD officers responded to a report of a bank robbery on the Westside of L.A. Thursday evening.
Monterey County Herald
Pacific Grove police filed a lawsuit against the city alleging unfair labor practices, breach of contract and violation of the city charter and state constitution because of council approval of a voter-generated cap on retirement benefits.
LA Weekly
L.A. has got to be America's, if not the world's (sorry Paris), preeminent city of noir.
LA Times blog
A sex offender released from prison Wednesday after serving 25 years for abducting and molesting two girls was rearrested a short time later in Tustin for violating his parole.
Rightpundits.com
The 2010 elections are now history. If there was any lesson from this Republican tidal wave that swept across the country it is that the vast majority of Americans are furious at the overspending and flawed leadership of our politicians.
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
While 8 million Californians voted in the state's attorney general's race, about 300 Los Angeles County election workers will decide the fate of a race "too close to call."
Whittier Daily News
Nearly 20 cops from the Los Angeles area and New York are preparing to trade blows in an annual boxing match to benefit cancer research at the City of Hope.
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