Attorney, civil rights leader Rose Matsui Ochi dies, LAPD says

Ochi made history as the first Asian American person to serve at the assistant attorney general level, advising President Bill Clinton.

Human trafficking, prostitution surging on streets of South LA during COVID-19 shutdowns

As a result of the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions forcing the closures of strip clubs and other adult entertainment industries, the Los Angeles Police Department tells FOX 11 that human trafficking and prostitution have exploded on the streets of South LA, and they brought FOX 11 along to show us how bad the problem has become.

Deputy DA slams George Gasc?n's policies
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Newly-elected DA George Gasc?n is once again under fire, this time within his own office.

Shooting suspect leads police on high-speed chase across Los Angeles

A driver who was wanted in connection to a shooting led police on a high-speed chase across Los Angeles before ending up in handcuffs.

Shooting suspect leads police on high-speed chase across LA
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A driver who was wanted in connection to a shooting led police on a high-speed chase across Los Angeles before ending up in handcuffs Thursday night.

Mayor Garcetti warns of 'darker days’ as COVID-19 surge continues in LA

As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Los Angeles County and throughout California, it’s having a major impact on hospital staff as the surge threatens to overwhelm emergency departments and intensive-care units.

Judge rules Mayor Garcetti can be deposed in officer's sexual harassment case

Saying his testimony can be "extremely probative,'' a judge ruled on Thursday that Mayor Eric Garcetti must testify in a deposition brought by a Los Angeles police officer who sued the city, alleging he was subjected to repeated acts of sexual harassment by a former mayoral adviser.

New Los Angeles County DA George Gascón addresses criticism over new directives

Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon-- who is under fire less than two weeks into his term from families of some crime victims for directives that are expected to result in lower sentences in many cases -- said on Wednesday he's "troubled" by what he called "fear-mongering" and vowed that those who are prosecuted under his administration will face accountability. 

One killed, another critically injured in Fairfax District shooting; suspect sought

Authorities are asking for the public's help on Wednesday in identifying a gunman who opened fire in a shopping area in the Fairfax District, killing one man and leaving another hospitalized in serious condition.