News & Press Releases
LA Daily News
BUDGET: Revenue from city structures needed to avert loss of 1,000 jobs.
CNN
A heavily armed man opened fire on a public safety building in McKinney, Texas, on Tuesday and attempted to ignite explosive substances in his truck before he died in an exchange of gunfire with law enforcement, police said.
USA Today
Police believe Elias Abuelazam's stabbing spree started in late May when he killed a 31-year-old on a dark street in Flint, Mich., but Flint police did not begin discussing the possibility of a serial killer until late July, when the area had six stabbings over six straight nights.
LA Times
Since Hurricane Katrina, officers have been accused of misconduct, brutality and murder. The city asked Washington for help and got a massive team of experts. But change takes time.
Torrance Daily Breeze
Although they lack hard numbers, law enforcement officials say many of the 600-plus illegal medical marijuana dispensaries that dotted the Los Angeles landscape have disappeared since the city ordered them closed in June.
Associated Press
After 13 years behind bars for trying to break in to a church kitchen to find something to eat, a man who became an example of the harsh sentences allowed by California's three-strikes law has been ordered released from prison.
NBC-4
Late Tuesday night the Los Angeles Police Department issued a critical missing bulletin for 13-year-old Karina Valencia of Sylmar.
LA Times blog
A bill by Assemblyman Anthony Portantino that would push law enforcement agencies to analyze rape kits in a timely manner must still clear two legislative hurdles before becoming law.
LA Daily News
Police sought the public's help Monday in finding the killer of a man who was gunned down in a gang-related, car-to-car shootout in Van Nuys.
Pajamas Media
Economic recovery on a local scale, whether in Los Angeles, Oakland, or St. Louis, is largely dependent on the willingness of citizens to live and spend money there.
LA Daily News
Although police typically find themselves scanning witness videos for bad guys, on Monday they put out an alert for a couple of heroes.
LAist
Word around city hall is that the Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's office has been concerned with today's release of the Spot.Us report from WitnessLA that digs deep and analyzes the $26 million spent on gang reduction and youth development.
LA Daily News
The Los Angeles Police Protective League is staging its annual Eagle and Badge dinner at the Century Plaza Hotel on Saturday.
LA Daily News
The day he was sworn into office in 2005, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa proclaimed his desire to see Los Angeles become "the greenest big city in America."
Whittier Daily News
A phone call in the middle of the night was normal at the Ponce house.
Fox News
The War Next Door: An often overlooked threat that knows no boundaries.
Marin Independent Journal
The new death row complex at San Quentin State Prison will feature 768 cells, 1,152 beds, six guard towers, a hospital and two fences, one of them electrified.
Associated Press
The head of the AFL-CIO defended public union pay and benefits Friday and urged private-sector workers to unite with public employees to confront the nation's "job-cutters."
LA Times
Internal memo by lieutenant at Norwalk station stresses discretion in felony cases, raising debate on the challenges faced by law enforcement.
ABC-7
An LAPD sergeant was critically injured when 2 police cars collided, then crashed into two other vehicles in Koreatown.
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