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The chief of police is coming under heavy criticism from SHOPO, the police officers organization, regarding leaving his firearm unattended in a restroom stall twice. This comes as the county

The cities of Los Angeles and New York announced steep cuts to their police department budgets, amid pressure over nationwide protests of police brutality against African Americans and other minority

All four counties get a last look at the 5% wage increases before the agreement is finalized

Tony Montoya’s departure may foretell a shift in direction for the police union just as...

Nearly two-dozen San Francisco police officers have been fired or could be fired for...

The September employment report released on Oct. 8 showed a modest employment gain, with 194,000 new jobs added, and a drop in unemployment from 5.2% in August to 4.8%. What appears to be good news in the report—a 0.4 percentage point drop in the unemployment rate to 4.8%—is not all positive news. The decline is due in part to 183,000 people dropping out of the labor force as opposed to unemployed workers finding new jobs.

A September report shows a modest employment gain and an unemployment drop from 5.2% to 4.8%, yet many have dropped out of the workforce.

LOS ANGELES -- The city of Los Angeles joined the long list of cities that reduced its law enforcement budget as a knee-jerk reaction to the George Floyd death in Minneapolis last year. City leaders cut $150 million from LAPD's budget despite massive demonstrations that occurred throughout the year.

During the fiscal year ending June 30, LAPD officers worked more than 680,000 overtime hours for which they have not been paid. The city now owes $47.3 million.

Share and speak up for justice, law & order... LOS ANGELES — The union that represents rank-and-file LAPD officers is targeting several City Council members through a billboard campaign amid talks of budget cuts that could lead to a reduction in services and cops. The Los Angeles Police Protective League (LAPPL) is asking around 9,800 members to vote in favor of forgoing $22 each pay period over two years to fund the union’s political activities, the Los Angeles Daily News reported. Most o...