LAUSD partners with Amazon to offer jobs to district graduates

Los Angeles Unified students who graduate and enroll full-time in community college will have the opportunity to secure one of several hundred jobs with flexible hours that Amazon is targeting to these students.

Fontana crash victim had posted videos riding in Tesla on Autopilot

The driver of a Tesla involved in a fatal crash that California highway authorities said may have been operating on Autopilot, posted social media videos of himself riding in the vehicle without his hands on the wheel or foot on the pedal.

Two LASD detectives indicted for perjury, filing false report

A grand jury indictment unsealed Friday charges Pedro Guerrero-Gonzalez and Noel Lopez, two Los Angeles County sheriff's detectives, with lying about their roles involving a search warrant that was served at an East Los Angeles home in September 2018.

Officials: Tesla in fatal crash on the 210 Freeway near Fontana was on Autopilot

A 35-year-old man was killed when his Tesla Model 3 struck an overturned semi on the 210 Freeway near Fontana on May 5. The Tesla was operating on Autopilot at the time of the crash, authorities said.

Kidnapping and chase suspect continues standoff with authorities
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A tense standoff has continued for hours in Palmdale after a kidnapping suspect led authorities on a high-speed chase through parts of the Antelope Valley Thursday evening.

LASD searching for tenant accused of assaulting deputy serving eviction notice in Glendora

The search was on for the suspect accused of assaulting a deputy when they attempted to serve an eviction notice at an apartment complex in Glendora on Thursday morning, officials said.

Group of TikTok users leading push to free Menendez Brothers
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TikTok users are leading an online push to free Lyle and Erik Menendez, two brothers convicted of killing their parents in Beverly Hills.

'I'm very rich': Back seat Tesla rider pulls same stunt, but in new car after jail release

Param Sharma met KTVU's Jesse Gary in San Francisco Wednesday afternoon, not far from his mother’s high-rise apartment. After getting out of jail on two counts of reckless driving, he pulled up sitting in the back seat of a Tesla with no one in the driver's seat.

LAFD: Over half of fires are related to homeless encampments
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The figures came out on the same day that the department started a pilot program to deal with the problem in the Venice boardwalk area.

Safety regulators announce special investigation into Tesla Autopilot system

Federal safety regulators are sending a team to California to investigate a fatal freeway crash involving a Tesla, just after authorities near Oakland arrested a man in another Tesla rolling down a freeway with no one behind the steering wheel.

Car windows shot out on 91 Freeway in Corona, Riverside

Authorities are once again investigating yet another round of shootings involving BB guns on the 91 Freeway in Riverside and Corona.

Filmmaker suing city of Los Angeles, LAPD uncle over projectile wounds during protest
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A 23-year-old filmmaker is suing the city of Los Angeles and his uncle, alleging the Los Angeles Police Department officer ordered his nephew shot with projectiles during a downtown protest days after the death of George Floyd.

Sheriff's department cheers as motor deputy injured in crash is released from hospital

Personnel from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department cheered as deputy Chad Perrigo, who was injured last month in an on-duty crash in Santa Clarita, was released from the hospital.

LAPD officer charged with threatening to kill two men in Inglewood, DA says

LAPD officer Nicolas Enmanuel Quintanilla Borja was arrested while off-duty in Inglewood on suspicion of kidnapping, making criminal threats and assault with a deadly weapon.

Filmmaker suing city of Los Angeles, LAPD uncle over projectile wounds during protest

Jamal Shakir Jr. is suing the city of Los Angeles and his uncle, an LAPD officer, who allegedly ordered him to be shot with projectiles during a BLM protest downtown last summer.

Judge restricts LAPD use of projectile launchers against protesters

A federal judge Monday issued an order restricting the Los Angeles Police Department's use of "less lethal" 40-millimeter and 37-millimeter projectile launchers against crowds at demonstrations.