Police Commission Signals Change To LAPD Officer-Involved Shooting Inquiries
Members of the civilian-based Los Angeles Police Commission are considering a policy shift in how officer-involved shootings are evaluated, according to reports.
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Members of the civilian-based Los Angeles Police Commission are considering a policy shift in how officer-involved shootings are evaluated, according to reports.
Consumer advocates and leaders in the East Los Angeles community are calling for a probe into what they say are unsafe business practices that pose hazards to public health at El Super Markets.
Under the proposal, employees at some of the city's largest hotels could see a raise to a living wage of $15.37 an hour.
Prosecutors say they have ordered the operators of two L.A. assisted living facilities to relocate disabled residents from allegedly "deplorable and sub-standard living conditions."
A two-alarm fire damaged an office building and injured two firefighters early Tuesday morning.
A 73-year-old Fullerton woman has been arrested on suspicion of a hit-and-run crash that severely injured a pedestrian as he walked across Pacific Coast Highway in Pacific Palisades.
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles has been named in a new lawsuit that claims it failed to protect a student from being sexually abused by a volunteer softball coach.
Jury selection was set to begin Tuesday in an employment discrimination trial against the Westminster Police Department.
A young man killed in a Pasadena shooting that also wounded two other people was identified Tuesday.
A marine layer will help to keep temperatures down Tuesday, hovering at or slightly below average in the upper 60s to low 70s.
Crews wrapped up an 80-hour closure of the northbound 405 Freeway through the Sepulveda Pass Tuesday morning.
Some cardholders are up in arms about Capital One's new contract, which allows for in-person visits to collect on debts.
Pilot Zachary Bryson is taking the rescuing of dogs to new heights.
A 63-year-old man was stabbed to death near his South Los Angeles home on Valentine's Day.
A deaf man is suing the Hawthorne Police Department for allegedly using excessive force and not giving him a chance to communicate.
