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Advocates argue the change, going into effect Oct. 1, will create a more equitable justice system while critics worry it may drive up crime. -
A decades-long investigation into the murder of the rapper took another turn this week after Las Vegas police searched a home in Henderson, Nevada. -
Descriptions of graphic surveillance footage of the shooting, as well as interviews with friends and family of the slain rapper are included in a warrant issued in the case. -
Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer was killed Saturday evening in Palmdale while inside his patrol car near the sheriff's station. -
The British entertainer denies the allegations, put forward in a join investigation by the the U.K.'s Sunday Times, The Times and Channel 4. -
Ryan Clinkunbroomer was found in his patrol car near the Palmdale station. He was a third-generation sheriff's deputy.
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The $267 million grant from the state will go to a number of counties. -
Court Reporters Are Crucial Part Of The Justice System. Here's How A Shortage Is Impacting LA CountyLos Angeles County Superior Court is experiencing a significant shortage of court reporters. The court is now revamping its recruitment and retention incentives. -
The 424-page document could open a new chapter in the long-running "snitch scandal" that has upended multiple murder cases in Orange County. -
The assaults Masterson was convicted of took place in his Hollywood Hills home in 2003 at the height of his TV career. -
L.A. County prosecutors say David Bloom scammed nine people out of nearly $250,000. Bloom, a twice-convicted con man known in the ‘80s as the “Wall Street Whiz Kid,” allegedly trolled for victims in a Hollywood apartment building and local bars. -
Gov. Gavin Newsom has closed two state prisons and he has plans to shut two more by 2025. A new contract for correctional officers offers new perks to the guards who stay.
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