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A new proposal by state Democrats would create a decertification process for officers convicted or fired due to misconduct, and make it easier for victims to sue in state court. SACRAMENTO, Calif (CN) — Law enforcement officers convicted of serious crimes or fired for misconduct could be stripped of their badges under policing reforms announced Tuesday by California lawmakers.   A memorial for Sean Monterrosa, who was shot and killed by a Vallejo, California, police officer in June 2020. (By Dale Cruse from San Francisco, CA, USA – Black Lives Matter, CC BY 2.0, Link) Along with creatin...

Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Check out what's clicking today in entertainment. Vanessa Marquez's mother has reached a settlement with the city of South Pasadena in California, nearly three years after the actress was fatally shot by police. Marquez's mother, Delia McElfresh, reached a settlement of $450,000 with the city after previously filing a wrongful death lawsuit, the city of South Pasadena confirmed to Fox News. As previously reported, police were responding to a welfare check on Marquez’s home in 2018 when she reportedly brandished a "BB-type" ...

Woman Who Was Fired After Capitol Riots Sues Former Employer for Adopting Version of Events Advanced by ‘Cancel Culture Media’ Jerry Lambe Leah Snyder’s Facebook Post A California woman who was fired after posting about her so-called uplifting experience at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 filed a wrongful termination and retaliation lawsuit claiming that she merely participated in a peaceful protest while her employer had simply bought into a “cancel culture” narrative. Leah Snyder, a computer programmer and coder at Alight Solutions, was terminated after she posted two s...