An unlawful assembly was declared in downtown Los Angeles due to demonstrators throwing objects at officers, LAPD's Deputy Chief said.

Los Angeles has seen homicides drop by over 20%, and the city has seen a steady downward trend in that crime category since ...

A Times analysis of videos and interviews with police, protesters and legal experts found that officers misused 40-mm sponge ...

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed against the city of Los Angeles by an LAPD police officer who contended he experienced ...

Los Angeles police have only been authorized to use drones in a narrow set of circumstances, including barricaded suspects or ...

Former LA Deputy Mayor Brian K. Williams pleaded guilty Monday to a federal charge linked to a fake bomb threat he made to City Hall last year.

After more than a week of dealing with agitators ruining otherwise peaceful protests by looting and getting violent, LAPD Deputy Chief David Kowalski says officers are finally getting a break.

According to Williams’ plea agreement, on Oct. 3, 2024, while serving as Mayor Karen Bass’ deputy mayor of public safety, he called the Los Angeles Police Department’s chief of staff ...

Coverage of the immigration raids in Los Angeles as officials decry the city's economic fallout amid confusion over Trump's ...

LAPD Cmdr. Shannon Paulson said that new policy will give the department greater flexibility in deploying drones. For instance, she said, under the old policy, a drone could normally only be ...