Ex-LAPD officer will face charges for 2015 killing of homeless man in Venice
An arrest warrant has been issued for former LAPD officer Clifford Proctor for the killing of unarmed homeless man Brendon Glenn in 2015.
LAPD releases video of officer punching handcuffed man in another controversial use-of-force incident
Police body cam footage reveals LAPD officer punching a handcuffed man during a confrontation over double parking in Watts, leading to investigations into the incident.
LAPD officer kept shooting after suspect was down, but court says law protects her
Qualified immunity protects LAPD officer in controversial shooting case.
Officer shielded from federal claims despite using excessive force.
Ex-LAPD officer will face charges for 2015 killing of homeless man in Venice
An arrest warrant has been issued for former LAPD officer Clifford Proctor for the killing of unarmed homeless man Brendon Glenn in 2015.
LAPD releases video of officer punching handcuffed man in another controversial use-of-force incident
Police body cam footage reveals LAPD officer punching a handcuffed man during a confrontation over double parking in Watts, leading to investigations into the incident.
LAPD officer kept shooting after suspect was down, but court says law protects her
Qualified immunity protects LAPD officer in controversial shooting case.
Officer shielded from federal claims despite using excessive force.
LAPD Raids Medical Lab For (Nonexistent) Weed, Get Gun Stuck In An MRI Machine
The LAPD's botched raid exemplifies unconstitutional actions in the Drug War, targeting businesses over illegal cannabis without evidence.
California cop's rifle sucked into MRI device during bungled raid, lawsuit alleges
The LAPD mistakenly raided NoHo Diagnostic Center, leading to a federal lawsuit over alleged violations of constitutional rights and lack of proper police procedures.
Family of Trader Joe's store manager killed by LAPD receives $9.5 million settlement
Los Angeles will pay nearly $40 million to settle lawsuits over police abuses, including the fatal shooting of Trader Joe's manager Melyda Corado.
'A shock to us all': LAPD moves to fire supervisors of troubled Mission gang unit
LAPD Mission Division supervisors face termination amid a scandal involving illegal searches and theft by anti-gang unit officers.
Opinion: Before Los Angeles gets a new police chief, here's what we need to know
The next chief of the LAPD is unlikely to be given a comprehensive assessment of the department's problems, making it difficult for the mayor to choose the right candidate.
The LAPD has been plagued by misconduct, leadership scandals, allegations of sexism and misogyny, and claims of corruption among gang-unit officers.
Woman sues L.A., says her husband sent nude photos of her to co-workers. He's a cop. So is she
A police officer in Los Angeles is suing the city, alleging sexual harassment and retaliation by the LAPD after her husband distributed explicit photos and videos of her to colleagues.
The woman claims that she has been sexually harassed by other officers and that the department did not take sufficient action to prevent the sharing of the explicit images.
LAPD Raids Medical Lab For (Nonexistent) Weed, Get Gun Stuck In An MRI Machine
The LAPD's botched raid exemplifies unconstitutional actions in the Drug War, targeting businesses over illegal cannabis without evidence.
California cop's rifle sucked into MRI device during bungled raid, lawsuit alleges
The LAPD mistakenly raided NoHo Diagnostic Center, leading to a federal lawsuit over alleged violations of constitutional rights and lack of proper police procedures.
Family of Trader Joe's store manager killed by LAPD receives $9.5 million settlement
Los Angeles will pay nearly $40 million to settle lawsuits over police abuses, including the fatal shooting of Trader Joe's manager Melyda Corado.
'A shock to us all': LAPD moves to fire supervisors of troubled Mission gang unit
LAPD Mission Division supervisors face termination amid a scandal involving illegal searches and theft by anti-gang unit officers.
Opinion: Before Los Angeles gets a new police chief, here's what we need to know
The next chief of the LAPD is unlikely to be given a comprehensive assessment of the department's problems, making it difficult for the mayor to choose the right candidate.
The LAPD has been plagued by misconduct, leadership scandals, allegations of sexism and misogyny, and claims of corruption among gang-unit officers.
Woman sues L.A., says her husband sent nude photos of her to co-workers. He's a cop. So is she
A police officer in Los Angeles is suing the city, alleging sexual harassment and retaliation by the LAPD after her husband distributed explicit photos and videos of her to colleagues.
The woman claims that she has been sexually harassed by other officers and that the department did not take sufficient action to prevent the sharing of the explicit images.
Parole rescinded for former California cop convicted of killing her ex-boyfriend's wife in 1986
Parole for ex-LAPD detective Stephanie Lazarus, convicted of a cold-case murder, was rescinded after a hearing and emotional testimony from victim's family.
Board blocks parole for LAPD detective serving life for murder of ex-boyfriend's wife
The parole panel has blocked the release of former LAPD Det. Stephanie Lazarus, reversing a prior decision regarding her life sentence for murder.
Parole rescinded for former California cop convicted of killing her ex-boyfriend's wife in 1986
Parole for ex-LAPD detective Stephanie Lazarus, convicted of a cold-case murder, was rescinded after a hearing and emotional testimony from victim's family.
Board blocks parole for LAPD detective serving life for murder of ex-boyfriend's wife
The parole panel has blocked the release of former LAPD Det. Stephanie Lazarus, reversing a prior decision regarding her life sentence for murder.
'Disorganized circus.' Cop's gun gets stuck on MRI machine in illegal raid, suit says
The LAPD illegally searched a medical facility without proper cause, leading to damage and chaos during the raid.
Former British police officer chosen to lead LAPD watchdog
Django Sibley has been appointed as the new executive director of the LAPD Police Commission, crucial for oversight during a transitional leadership phase.
LAPD releases video of officer fatally shooting 18-year-old from unmarked police car
The newly released video by LAPD shows a fatal shooting of an unarmed 18-year-old during a confrontation with an officer in a plainclothes vice operation.
L.A. police fatally shoot man near Skid Row
LAPD fatally shoot man near Skid Row
Shooting occurred after man threatened employees at a manufacturing business
LAPD releases video of officer fatally shooting 18-year-old from unmarked police car
The newly released video by LAPD shows a fatal shooting of an unarmed 18-year-old during a confrontation with an officer in a plainclothes vice operation.
L.A. police fatally shoot man near Skid Row
LAPD fatally shoot man near Skid Row
Shooting occurred after man threatened employees at a manufacturing business
The LAPD trains foreign police. Does that enable human rights violations?
The LAPD has close relationships with overseas security services, sparking concerns about human rights violations.
Training exchanges between the LAPD and foreign agencies raise questions about appropriateness and ethical considerations.
Chainsaw-wielding man in a standoff with police in Mission Hills, officials say
Chainsaw-wielding man in standoff with LAPD in Mission Hills.
Suspect described as Latino man in his 40s wielding a chainsaw.
LAPD slams 'highly inaccurate' audit that questioned millions spent on helicopters
The LAPD defends the value of its helicopter program against criticism
There is a discrepancy between the LAPD's and the city controller's office's views on the helicopter program
Judge: LAPD officers fired over COVID vaccine dispute won't get jobs back
Former LAPD officer entitled to back pay but won't be reinstated after challenging COVID-19 mandate.
City acted within rights to terminate officer for failing to comply with employment condition.
Former LAPD officer who fatally shot disabled man in Corona Costco won't be retried
Prosecutors will not seek a second trial against former LAPD officer Salvador Sanchez, who shot and killed a mentally disabled man inside a Costco in Corona.
A mistrial was declared after a jury could not reach a unanimous verdict on the charges of voluntary manslaughter and assault with a firearm.
Taggers Spray Graffiti on Abandoned Oceanwide Plaza in DTLA
Taggers have vandalized the uncompleted Oceanwide Plaza project in Downtown Los Angeles with graffiti.
The Los Angeles Police Department is teaming up with City Council representatives to secure the site and remove the graffiti.
As the city searches for a new LAPD chief, lack of women leaders becomes more apparent
The LAPD's next leader may be a woman for the first time.
There are few women on the force with the rank and experience to compete for the top job.
Lawyer in Black Lives Matter 'swatting' case demands answers after LAPD searches his home
Attorney for Black Lives Matter leader demands LAPD return or destroy attorney-client records photographed during search.
Search of attorney's home is now under internal affairs investigation.
Car crashes killed more people than homicides in Los Angeles last year
Record high traffic deaths in Los Angeles in 2023, surpassing homicides for the first time in a decade.
LAPD focusing on addressing the rise in collisions, but advocates say more needs to be done to make streets safer.
LAPD Chief Michel Moore to step down at end of February
Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore will step down from his position at the end of February.
The city and department officials will begin the process of finding a new chief of the LAPD.
California Cops Now Have To Lead With The Pretext When Making Pretextual Stops
California law enforcement officers will no longer be able to start every traffic stop with an impromptu Q&A session.
The LAPD has seen a decrease in the number of stops and searches since implementing a policy requiring officers to have a reason to suspect a more serious crime before initiating a stop.
'Deplorable': San Pedro man's car vandalized with racial slur, swastikas
A car in San Pedro was vandalized with a racial slur and swastikas, prompting an investigation by the LAPD as a hate crime.
The owner of the car, Reginald Scott, found his vehicle vandalized with spray paint and has expressed his embarrassment and concern for his child.
LAPD on the hunt for man suspected of shooting and killing a 4-month-old puppy
LAPD detectives are searching for a man who shot and killed a 4-month-old puppy.
The suspect, David Sumlin, shot the dog after a verbal exchange with the owner on Jan. 2.
Female LAPD officer sues city after husband shares her nudes with other cops
A female officer with the LAPD is suing the city of Los Angeles for sexual harassment a year after her husband - who is also an officer on the force - shared nude photos and videos of her with colleagues, according to a report.
Prosecutors drop charges in 'ghost gun' case linked to LAPD gang unit scandal
Los Angeles County prosecutors have dismissed a gun possession charge against a man due to the involvement of officers from a scandal-plagued gang unit within the LAPD's Mission Division.
The decision to dismiss the charge came after the defense argued that the gun was recovered during an illegal stop, and three of the officers involved would not be available to testify due to a pending investigation.
The LAPD Is Using Controversial Mass Surveillance Tracking Software
The LAPD has purchased controversial mass surveillance software called WebLoc from Israeli company Cobwebs Technologies.
WebLoc allows police to track individuals using geolocation data and costs around $200,000 per year.
The LAPD plans to use the technology for a year before auditing its use and compiling a report.
LAPD investigating deadly shooting possibly involving US Marshals: officials
One person is dead and another injured after a shooting involving US Marshals in Los Angeles.
Paramedics responded to the scene and one person was declared dead while the second victim was treated at the scene.
The investigation is ongoing and the circumstances leading up to the shooting are unknown.
Prosecutors drop charges in 'ghost gun' case linked to LAPD gang unit scandal
Los Angeles County prosecutors have dismissed a gun possession charge against a man due to the involvement of officers from a scandal-plagued gang unit within the LAPD's Mission Division.
The decision to dismiss the charge came after the defense argued that the gun was recovered during an illegal stop, and three of the officers involved would not be available to testify due to a pending investigation.
The LAPD Is Using Controversial Mass Surveillance Tracking Software
The LAPD has purchased controversial mass surveillance software called WebLoc from Israeli company Cobwebs Technologies.
WebLoc allows police to track individuals using geolocation data and costs around $200,000 per year.
The LAPD plans to use the technology for a year before auditing its use and compiling a report.
LAPD investigating deadly shooting possibly involving US Marshals: officials
One person is dead and another injured after a shooting involving US Marshals in Los Angeles.
Paramedics responded to the scene and one person was declared dead while the second victim was treated at the scene.
The investigation is ongoing and the circumstances leading up to the shooting are unknown.