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Ron Baker, executive director of Colorado Public Employees' Retirement Association, was terminated by the pension fund's board of trustees.

A Los Angeles Police Department captain who complained that management ignored her requests for the entire department to be informed that a widely distributed photo of a topless woman resembling her was in fact not her image was awarded $4 million Friday by a jury.

A Los Angeles Police Department captain who complained that management ignored her requests for the entire department to be informed that a widely distributed...

A jury awards an LAPD captain $4 million in a sexual harassment lawsuit over nude photo that was altered to look like her was distributed throughout the...

A Los Angeles police captain whose requests that the entire department be informed that a widely distributed photo of a topless woman that resembled her was in fact not her image is entitled to $8 million for her emotional distress caused by the lack of appropriate follow-up action by the LAPD.

Two Los Angeles Police Department members testified today they thought an LAPD captain was depicted in a photo of a topless woman they first saw while officers were leering at it at two stations.

Los Angeles Police Department Chief Michel Moore Thursday defended his decision not to grant a veteran captain's request to send a department-wide notice that a nude photo of a woman purported in rumors to be the image of the captain was in fact not actually her.

The Harris County Civil Court reported the following activity on Dec. 17 in the suits below:

Worker Sues Hawaiian Gardens for Alleged Two Year Harassment by Fred Licon Share this:   BY BRIAN HEWS • May 3, 2021 Brianna Gonzalez, an employee of Hawaiian Gardens, is suing the city alleging the city did not do enough to protect her and other women from being sexually harassed by the former president of the workers’ union, Fred Licon. Specifically, she is suing for sexual harassment – quid pro quo, hostile work environment, and failure of the city to take all reasonable steps necess...

The County Supes Want to Destroy Alex Villanueva … Here’s Why Details LA COUNTY POLITICS-Near the end of last year’s swirling and ongoing feud between the LA County Board of Supervisors and Alex Villanueva, the first LA County Sheriff to unseat an incumbent in over 100 years, County CEO, Sachi Hamai, left her $450,000 a year position with a $1.5 million dollar payout from the county.  The board agreed to the deal, because they adored Ms. Hamai and an attorney ...