LAPD Assistant Chief Accused of Stalking
The Los Angeles Police Department has placed one of its highest-ranking officials on leave after he was accused of using an Apple air tag to stalk a colleague he was dating.
Sacramento D.A. Sues City Over Homeless Encampments
Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho has filed a lawsuit against the City of Sacramento over its handling of homelessness.
L.A. May Sue Texas’ Governor
The Los Angeles City Council has directed City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto to investigate whether Texas Gov.
U.S. Supreme Court May Finally Weigh in on Martin v. Boise
A Ninth Circuit ruling that banned many cities from enforcing anti-camping laws could finally be taken up by the U.S.
Mark Ridley-Thomas Sentenced to Three and a Half Years in Prison
He was one of the most powerful politicians in Los Angeles. Now he's headed to federal prison for the next three and a half years.
Ten East Bay Officers Indicted in Federal Probe
The allegations are frightening and appalling.
Ex-Anaheim Mayor Will Plead Guilty to Public Corruption Charges
Former Anaheim Mayor Harry Sidhu has agreed to a guilty plea in the corruption scheme involving the now defunct Angel Stadium land deal.
Burke Public Law Update: Court Rules Commercial Cannabis Businesses Are Similar To Current Land Uses And Covered By City’s General Plan EIR
In Lucas v. City of Pomona, the Court of Appeal, Second District, recently held that proposed land uses relating to commercial cannabis businesses are similar to existing and defined land uses within a zoning ordinance district and do not require additional environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
Former La Habra Police Chief Convicted for His Role in the Jan. 6 Insurrection
A former La Habra, California police chief was convicted Thursday in connection with the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol.