Chief Moore: 3 LAPD officers were in DC during pro-Trump riot

Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore says three of his officers were in Washington, D.C. when the deadly Capitol riot took place

Disneyland vaccine distribution site closed on Tuesday, Jan. 19 due to high wind warnings

Health officials in Orange County announced the vaccine distribution site at Disneyland Resort will be closed on Tuesday, January 19 due to high wind warning issued for the area.

Apple prototypes foldable iPhone screens: report

The tech giant has begun developing prototype screens for internal testing, Bloomberg first reported, though there are allegedly no real plans to launch a foldable iPhone yet.

Good Samaritan rescued 2 LAPD officers in brutal attack
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A good Samaritan helped detain a dangerous suspect who was attacking two LAPD officers with a chain and padlock.

LA County deputy identified as being at US Capitol

Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva says one of his deputies was identified as being at the US Capitol at the time of the riot. 

Under new DA, alleged child decapitator, deputy ambusher would be eligible for parole in 20 years

Under reforms from new Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón, the suspects in two cases involving the decapitation of two kids, and the shooting ambush of two deputies, will both be eligible for parole after serving 20 years in prison, if convicted.

LAPD Sergeant dies from COVID-19 complications

A Los Angeles Police Department sergeant has died of complications from COVID-19, Chief Michel Moore announced Wednesday.

LA homicides double in first 12 days of 2021 compared to 2020

Los Angeles has experienced more than double the number of homicides during the first 12 days of 2021 than during the same period of 2020, Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore said.

Deputies searching for Inglewood man missing since Aug. 2020

Authorities on Tuesday asked for the public's help locating a man who has been missing for more than four months and was last seen in Inglewood.  

Los Angeles Police Commission approves LAPD's facial recognition use policy

The Los Angeles Police Commission today voted unanimously to approve the Los Angeles Police Department's use of facial recognition software to identify potential suspects.