If they’ve told us once, they’ve told us a million times. The Big One is coming. Are our municipalities doing enough to get prepared?
A new state law that has opened up years of police misconduct records to public disclosure is pitting law enforcement unions, local jurisdictions, and transparency advocates against one another in courtrooms across the state.
A controversial retirement program that paid some L.A. public safety workers double toward the end of their careers is headed for change following a series of investigative reports by the Los Angeles Times.
Federal investigators are looking at more than a dozen people, including two councilmen and members of Mayor Garcetti’s team.
Thousands of teachers and union members braved the pouring rain Monday to demand more pay, smaller class sizes, and increased support staff at L.A. Unified schools.
New figures show a decrease in violent crime in 2018 in the cities of Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, and Oakland.
L.A. Council President Herb Wesson has announced his bid for Supervisor Ridley-Thomas’ seat. Ridley-Thomas is reportedly considering a run for Wesson’s seat on the City Council.
With caveats, of course.