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Suspect held in slaying of Riverside police officer

LA Times

Earl Ellis Green, 44, of Rubidoux was arrested at a Target store and held on suspicion of murder and a parole violation in the death of Officer Ryan P. Bonaminio.

Largest public employee union finally has a contract

San Francisco Chronicle

The members of California's largest public employee union overwhelmingly ratified a long awaited contract with the administration of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the state today.

LA City Council ignores Arizona boycott, buys police Tasers from Scottsdale company

KPCC

The Los Angeles City Council voted today to keep buying police Tasers from an Arizona-based company, despite the city’s economic boycott of that state.

LAPD Cold Case Featured on America’s Most Wanted

LAPD Blog

The America’s Most Wanted website and Facebook page will feature a Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) cold case today at 2 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.

Former parole agent: Dept of Corrections dysfunctional and broken

City Watch

With the arrest of Phillip Garrido in August 2009, the entire nation learned how broken the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) had become.

Kamala Harris-Steve Cooley count still ultra-tight

San Francisco Chronicle

It's been seven days since the election, but in a highly unusual situation, the outcome of California's attorney general race remains up in the air - leaving political observers perplexed and the campaigns of Steve Cooley and Kamala Harris waiting anxiously for counties around the state to complete their ballot counts.

GOP candidate maintains lead in Calif. AG contest

Associated Press

Republican Steve Cooley is keeping his lead over his Democratic opponent in the too-close-to-call attorney general's race.

Council members call for study of police deployment

LA Daily News

SAFETY: More officers are doing work of civilians as budgets are cut, report says.

Hunt on for suspect in slaying of officer

Riverside Press-Enterprise

A 27-year-old Riverside police officer who served two Army tours in Iraq was shot to death near the entrance of Fairmount Park on Sunday night while running after a man who had been fleeing a hit-and-run accident in a stolen truck.

Los Angeles has safest 'Big City Neighborhood' In America

Huffington Post

Living in Los Angeles, we seem to be bombarded daily with news of the latest tragic crime.

Improving port safety, business

Torrance Daily Breeze Op-Ed

As one of the world's busiest waterways, the bustling Port of Los Angeles and the areas surrounding it present a major crime-fighting challenge for both the independent harbor police force and the Los Angeles Police Department.

Cooley has lead, but state attorney general race still too close to call

Torrance Daily Breeze

Republican Steve Cooley maintained his lead in the tight race for California attorney general Monday, although the last unresolved contest for statewide office remained too close to call nearly a week after Election Day.

Riverside police release photo of man suspected of killing officer

LA Times blog

Riverside police have released a photo of the man suspected of fatally shooting an officer.

Riverside officer shot, killed Sunday night on patrol

Palm Springs Desert News

Riverside police today are mourning the death of an officer who was shot to death Sunday night while attempting to stop a hit-and run-driver, authorities said.

Budget cuts for Neighborhood Prosecutor Program

LA Daily News

They have prosecuted streetwalkers. Imprisoned drug dealers. Gone after graffiti. And busted landlords for blight.

Collaring a new breed of police dog

LA Times

Jindo dogs, from a South Korean island, are getting a tryout with the LAPD after K-9 officers traveled to Asia to choose four pups.

Cooley's lead in attorney general widens Sunday

LA Times blog

Los Angeles County Dist. Atty. Steve Cooley widened his lead in the race for California attorney general, and now leads his Democratic rival, San Francisco Dist. Atty. Kamala Harris, by 26,455 votes, according to the latest statewide figures.

Oakland police force to shrink with failed measures

San Francisco Chronicle

Oakland's police force will keep shrinking, with voters having rejected two out of three revenue-raising measures on the ballot this week, City Administrator Dan Lindheim said Thursday.

Prison a revolving door in California?

ABC-7

Some disturbing new information on just how many parolees in California are returning to a life of crime, and then back to prison: It's become a revolving door for many inmates.

Board ordered to release county pension data

San Diego Union-Tribune

Retirement officials have decided to appeal the ruling

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