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Image Credit: Reform LA Jails On Thursday, Sheriff Villanueva appeared in front of the Los Angeles Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission (COC), forced under subpoena and judge orders to respond to the Commissioners questions regarding his lack of transparency and failure to keep communities safe from criminal deputy gangs forming under his ranks. Sheriff Villanueva used the opportunity to evade from any accountability and excuse his inaction in holding his deputies accountable to the ongoing violence against Black and Brown communities in Los Angeles. He went on to issue veiled threats about ...

L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva attended the Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission meeting Thursday, marking the first time he's made an appearance since July 2019. "Thanks for being here, you've been missed over these last many, many months," Commissioner Priscilla Ocen told the sheriff. The meeting was a rare moment of cooperation in a relationship that has been marked by frequent clashes. Earlier this year, Villanueva defied a commission subpoena to testify, saying his appearance would be a "public shaming endeavor." In October, the Commission called on Villanueva to resign, citing hi...

The help of a local doctor, however, saved his life.  After a co-worker who had been giving him rides to his job at Alliance Laundry had tested positive for COVID-19 in November, Bonner was quarantining when he began having coronavirus-like symptoms.   While staying in Ripon, Bonner had gotten so sick that he was taken by ambulance to the emergency department of Ripon Medical Center (RMC). He then was tested for the coronavirus. But when doctors couldn’t find the virus in his system, they treated him for a respiratory infection.  After receiving treatment, Bonner was sent hom...

Washington. i'd like to bring on now -- drum roll, please -- ashley parker. reporter for "the washington post" and pulitzer prize winner! bravo, my friend. she co-wrote this piece on the president's current legal obstacles. she's also rocking blue nail polish today and i don't know what's more impressive, the nail polish or the pulitzer. congratulations, ashley. >> thank you. >> what did you learn about the potential of a new lawyer on the president's team? >> so, this is something the president's team has actually been struggling with for quite some time now. it feels like every week there's ...

instead, it was delayed until 2:00 this afternoon and continues at this hour and will probably go on for at least another hour. the reason it is taking so long is because of all the media coverage that this case received the first time around. jury selection finally. wednesday afternoon in the retrial of these twin brothers. judge brown not taking any chances, calling about 80 potential jurors to whittle down to a jury of 12 with three alternates. usually, only 30 or 40 potential jurors are called to a given case, but given the publicity surrounding the first trial of the johnson bro...