Hollywood Hills the latest L.A. neighborhood to be plagued by copper wire thefts
Copper wire thefts have been turning streets across L.A. dark, with the Hollywood Hills becoming the latest affected area, and now some residents are fearing for their safety and worried about potential burglaries. Footage sent in by KTLA viewers shows at least half-a-dozen power boxes in the area have been damaged...
14 arrested after ‘No Kings Day’ protest in downtown Los Angeles, police say
More than a dozen people were arrested after a mostly peaceful "No Kings Day" demonstration in downtown Los Angeles over the weekend.
LAPD Hits Los Angeles Journalist @ShotOn35mm With 40mm Projectile Calls Him Fake Press: ‘LAPD...
The reputation of the LAPD among California citizens has been particularly horrible. It’s not rare to hear news of officers being excessively violent toward peaceful Los Angeles protesters. Unfortunately, it seems these officers have yet to learn or change. Recently, another troubling incident occurred involving...
Despite Deaths and Street ‘Burnouts,’ Removing Cops from Traffic Enforcement Still on the Table...
An eyebrow-raising proposal to remove police from enforcing traffic safety laws in Los Angeles remains stalled in the city’s bureaucracy – but is still being planned by city leaders. The progressive proposal in a city where car crashes kill more people than homicides was first hatched in 2020...
Mayor Bass to call for federal investigation into U.S. citizens allegedly detained in LA...
Bass first announced her plans to call for a federal investigation in an exclusive interview with CBS LA.
Man Charged with Starting Palisades Fire Facing Possible 45-Year Sentence After Federal Indictment.
The man accused of igniting the devastating California Palisades Fire is now facing up to 45 years in prison after a federal grand jury added two more felony charges to his case. According to an Oct. 15 filing from the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Jonathan Rinderknecht, 29, who was already charged with destruction of...
2 Charged In Fraud Cases Tied To Misuse Of Homelessness Funds In California
Federal prosecutors in California have filed separate criminal cases against two men accused of defrauding public programs meant to fund housing for people experiencing homelessness — marking what officials say is the beginning of a sweeping federal crackdown on corruption tied to the state’s homelessness spending....
Man arrested for biting a person’s finger during a bar fight in Burbank
A Milwaukee man was arrested after attacking a bar patron and biting his finger in Burbank, police told NBC Los Angeles exclusively Monday. The alleged attack happened at Barney’s Beanery on First Street near Magnolia Boulevard last Wednesday at around 8:19 p.m. Burbank police said its officers were sent to the bar...
L.A. Gets Green Light to Crack Down on Derelict RVs Under New State Law
LOS ANGELES - Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed Assembly Bill 630 , giving Los Angeles and Alameda counties new authority to remove and dispose of abandoned or inoperable recreational vehicles - a move aimed at clearing derelict vehicles and strengthening local enforcement of RV regulations. Authored by Assemblymember...
‘I lost everything:’ Owners say Arcadia jewelry store ransacked in overnight burglary
Arcadia jewelry store owners say their business was destroyed in a burglary that left a gaping hole in the ceiling and resulted in thousands of dollars in losses. The break-in happened sometime between 7 p.m. on Oct. 17 and 11 a.m. on Oct. 18 at L&Z Jewelry, located at 1019 ½ Baldwin Avenue in Arcadia, […]
