Off-duty LASD deputy killed in 101 Freeway crash in San Fernando Valley
A violent crash on the 101 Freeway killed an off-duty LASD deputy and shut down all westbound lanes through the San Fernando Valley Tuesday morning.
Armed felon waving Mexican flag arrested at O.C. No Kings protest
On Saturday, June 14, 2025, police officers arrested a felon at the No Kings protest for threatening to knock someone out in the middle of the street while waving a Mexican flag and carrying a loaded handgun, according to the Huntington Beach Police Department. At approximately 3:30 p.m., officers in...
LASD sued for use of force at LA protests
A man whose finger was blown off and a journalist who had shrapnel shot into his leg have sued the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for excessive force at anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles.
Phoenix-area houses of worship fear ICE raids after Los Angeles arrests
WASHINGTON -- Immigration raids at houses of worship remain infrequent, but arrests last week at two Los Angeles-area churches have stoked fear among migrants and an uproar among advocates.
LASD sued by journalist hit by less-lethal while covering Compton protest
A British-American photojournalist is suing Los Angeles County and the Sheriff’s Department, claiming he was severely injured by a less-than-lethal projectile while covering a protest in Compton earlier this month.
Vendors decide between safety and survival after Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet raid
'We are all warriors,' says one vendor who returned to work despite the fear — but the raid has sparked fierce debate over whether the community should boycott the swap meet or rally around struggling small businesses.
Fast-food workers in LA are choosing between rent and food — but a new...
After three years in the fast food industry, things were trending up for Alejandra Aguilar Perez. She was promoted to shift leader at a restaurant near USC, where her daughter dreamed of going to school, and she was working sustainable hours. But when she stepped in to defend one of her employees from harassment, she...
L.A. City Council to consider extending DTLA curfew
The Los Angeles City Council is scheduled to meet Tuesday to consider extending a curfew covering a one-square-mile area of downtown that Mayor Karen Bass enacted in response to vandalism and looting during protests over immigration enforcement.
Former In-N-Out employee sues, alleging he was discriminated against because of his hairstyle
The 21-year-old Black man from Carson is suing, alleging the burger chain discriminated against his cultural identity. He's seeking at least $3.2 million. The post Former In-N-Out employee sues, alleging he was discriminated against because of his hairstyle appeared first on Long Beach Post .
LAPD hopeful officers will get a break after 9 days of protests
After more than a week of dealing with agitators ruining otherwise peaceful protests by looting and getting violent, LAPD Deputy Chief David Kowalski says officers are finally getting a break.
