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The 5-0 vote greenlit the use of drones and new fines for party hosts and spectators — not just those setting off illegal fireworks. The minimum fine starts at $4,000.
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Nearly six months Keith Porter, Jr., was fatally shot, his family is still waiting for answers. They've challenged federal officials' account of the encounter.
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The court ruled that the law used to prosecute a marijuana user violated his Second Amendment right to bear arms and is unconstitutionally vague.Listen 2:34
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The lawsuit focuses on three subpoenas involving a deputy shooting and two deputy beatings.Listen 0:43
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Investigations into fatal shootings by California police take so long that officers often cannot be decertified or charged with most crimes.
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Turdle was the 16th unhoused person to be shot and killed in Los Angeles last year, an investigation by LAist and The LA Local has found.
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Homicides are on decline in LA but shooting deaths of unhoused people remain disproportionately highLAPD data shows at least 278 unhoused people have been shot and killed in Los Angeles since 2015. An investigation by LAist and The LA Local found that is an undercount.
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Investigations into fatal shootings by California police take so long that officers often can't be decertified or prosecuted, a CalMatters investigation shows.
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Prosecutors accuse Jonathan Rinderknecht of setting the Lachman Fire, which would eventually spark the Palisades Fire.
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Local officials and nonprofit leaders say gang violence reduction programs shouldn’t be cast aside because of one incident.Listen 0:42
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Authorities say they'll continue to show up unannounced for raids targeting drug use in the area.
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A Los Angeles prosecutor likened a Black murder suspect to a Bengal tiger. Decades later, the California Supreme Court found that trope showed unacceptable racial bias.
