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We have reached a place where a newspaper reader must be wary when reading any given story. Why is this story appearing now? Why are certain people quoted and not others? Why was the “news” in this st...

Sgt. Timothy Colomey recently gave a deposition in which he further detailed his allegation that a 'SWAT Mafia' controls the LAPD's elite tactical unit.

The Rebels led until the final seconds of the Prep Bowl championship game on Saturday at U.S. Bank Stadium.

Saturday's title game against New London-Spicer will be the first time since the DGF consolidation the team has made it to the state football finals.

Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton's Nicholas Waale’s defensive play to force an incompletion on a Green Wave 2-point try gave the Rebels the win and a state quarterfinal berth on Thursday.

Most Los Angeles police officers found to have wrongfully opened fire on people in recent years avoided serious discipline or received none at all, according to a new report.

Los Angeles Paying $1.6M to Settle Suits Alleging Police Wrongdoing April 9, 2021 Los Angeles will pay nearly $1.6 million to settle three lawsuits involving alleged wrongdoing by the city’s police department, a newspaper reported. The City Council voted 12-1 this week to approve the payouts, which include $1.15 million for the shooting of a man from a police helicopter, according to the Los Angeles Times. The Los Angeles Police Department and the city atto...

Two of the lawsuits stemmed from fatal shootings by police. In one case, the mother of Anthony Soderberg sued over the killing of her son, who was shot to death by SWAT members after an armed standoff at a home he had broken into. Police fired dozens of rounds at Soderberg, including some from a SWAT helicopter, which was a first in LAPD history. The Police Commission found that officers opened fire on Soderberg when they were not in imminent danger or were too far away to distinguish a thre...

Print Los Angeles is poised to pay nearly $1.6 million to settle three lawsuits involving alleged wrongdoing by the Los Angeles Police Department, including a $1.15-million payout over the shooting of a man from an LAPD helicopter. The City Council voted 12-1 on Wednesday to approve the payouts, with Councilman Joe Buscaino casting the sole dissenting vote. The LAPD and the Los Angeles city attorney’s office declined to comment on the settlements, which allow the city to resolve the claims wi...