Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department

Antonio Heriberto Galindo, 41, a deputy with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's department was arrested on Saturday for allegedly molesting an underage girl in Rancho Cucamonga. Galindo also coached girls' softball teams.

An attempted home robbery in Lynwood turned into a shootout and a high-speed chase Monday night, officials said. A deputy with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department was shot wounded in the incident. 

An investigation was underway after four people were shot in West Hollywood Friday morning, sheriff’s officials said.

Shocking video from earlier this week showed a woman screaming for help inside a van last seen in the Santa Clarita area. Authorities confirmed Wednesday the woman in the video has been located.

As some criticized the teen for shooting the video of a woman screaming for help inside a van last seen in the Santa Clarita area, an LA County detective said the young man did the right thing.

An investigation was underway Wednesday after 14-year-old Ivan Villareal was found shot to death inside a camper trailer, officials said.

A man is dead after trying to evade law enforcement by allegedly dragging a deputy who pulled him over with the car he was driving.

A deputy was taken to the hospital after they were exposed to an unknown substance while investigating the car driven by a chase suspect.

Villanueva worries the city's goal of creating 25,000 homeless housing units by 2025 will only encourage more transients to move to Southern California.

According to the lawsuit, Isaias Cervantes' sister was the one who called 911 and she "plainly and specifically requested mental health support" for her sibling after telling the dispatcher her brother was deaf and disabled.

A pair of Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies who were seriously injured in an ambush shooting near a Compton transit center have sued a company they claim manufactured and sold parts of the "ghost gun" used in the attack.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva says the people are "tired of being tired" about the homeless crisis.

The president of the union representing Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies say the union was "blindsided'' by an executive order mandating COVID-19 vaccinations for all county workers.

Based on the internal investigation, Deputy Charles Kunz was charged with violating the LASD's policies on professional conduct and in other areas and was served with a letter of intent to discharge in May 2017. He appealed and a hearing officer listened to evidence in the case in 2018 and 2019.