Alleged crime ring uses secret LA County tunnels to hide stolen cars, whistleblower says
A whistleblower claims a crime ring is using a system of tunnels to hide stolen vehicles within the Whittier Narrows Recreation Area.
Students stripped 6th grader of his clothes at Phoenix private school, police say
A 6th grader at an exclusive Phoenix private school was allegedly stripped in a bathroom by older students. Parents are questioning the school's response and transparency.
LA Co. deputies pushed to brink amid mandatory double, triple shifts; 13 suicides reported since 2023
LASD is experiencing a mental health crisis, evidenced by at least 13 suicides among current and recently retired employees since 2023, with deputies being pushed to work mandatory double or triple shifts.
Menendez brothers resentencing may get delayed again
A resentencing hearing for Erik and Lyle Menendez has been delayed yet again, according to a cryptic Facebook post, allegedly from Lyle Menendez.
Mom of 2 and contract worker faces foreclosure due to alleged missed payments from Vinivia
A mom of two says she was in danger of foreclosure after Vinivia, the company where she was a contract worker, allegedly missed payment deadlines.
Mayor accused of retaliation, sending gang member to intimidate El Monte resident
An El Monte resident is going public with disturbing allegations against city Mayor Jessica Ancona. Now, city officials have responded to the resident's claims.
LAPD's hiring process under fire, department accused of lowering standards
An LAPD source claims the department is making it too easy to be an officer due to a staffing crisis.
Boxing legend George Foreman accused of sex abuse; Alleged victims speak out
One of the alleged victims described a twisted friendship disguised as platonic until at age 15 when George Foreman allegedly forced her into a sexual relationship.
LA's ambulance shortage impacting city's public safety, paramedic says
LA city paramedics are once again speaking out against their management and department, exposing what they call a citywide problem that is public safety.
Police chase alternatives exist, so why don't SoCal agencies use them?
From transmitters that can allow law enforcement to stop cars via satellite, to stick-on GPS trackers that can be launched from patrol cars, there are many technologies that can be used to avoid a police chase. But they're not in use in Southern California.