Sierra Madre Turns to Neighboring Arcadia to Remedy Police Shortage
Nearly half of Sierra Madre’s police have bailed on the city.
No Charges for LAPD Officers Who Shot Delivery Women During Dorner Manhunt
The Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office announced the decision last week, saying there was “insufficient admissible evidence” of criminal wrongdoing in the case.
Video and Photos Showing How Serious the Erosion in Pacifica is Right Now
El Nino is not playing nice.
You can see erosion in action just after the 0:35 seconds mark.
LAPD Chief Backing Criminal Charges Against Officer
The case involves the fatal shooting of a 29-year-old homeless man in Venice last year.
L.A. City Council Considering Automated System of ‘Dear John’ Letters
L.A. continues the crusade on the solicitation of sex.
Special Report on the San Bernardino County Shooting
CountyNews is offering the following rundown on coverage to date of yesterday’s tragic events in San Bernardino.
Sebastopol Turns to Giant Cat to Combat Speeding
It looks like the City of Hayward has some steep competition in the clever road signs department.
California Police Stepping Up Field Tech
More than just body cameras, various police and sheriff’s departments around the state are getting some pretty cool gadgets to help serve and protect.
LAPD Union Upset Over New “Preservation of Life” Award
The union that represents Los Angeles police officers has condemned the introduction of a new Preservation of Life Award meant to honor officers who show “commendable restraint” by not using deadly force in certain incidents.
LAPD Officer-Involved Shootings Nearly Double in 2015
The LAPD is suffering from a crisis of confidence, said Los Angeles Police Commission President Matthew Johnson.