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Carlos Medina had previously done work at the bishop’s home. When Medina was interviewed by investigators, his reasons for the killing “didn’t make sense” to them, according to authorities. -
Ahmanise Sanati is starting up book drives again after bringing thousands of books inside jails over a more than a decade-long career there. After we wrote about her efforts two weeks ago, her DMs blew up. -
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L.A. County sheriff's officials have called a 3 p.m. news conference to talk about an arrest made in connection with the homicide. -
The shootings of two Jewish men on Wednesday and Thursday come amid a sharp rise in antisemitic incidents in Southern California. -
A Riverside man who authorities described as having "a history of antisemitic and threatening conduct" faces federal hate crime charges. -
Former sheriff's deputy Ricardo Castro allegedly T-boned a car while driving an estimated 90 mph in a 25 mph school zone. -
Luna named former US Attorney Eileen Decker to the position. He said she will help investigate and eradicate deputy gangs. -
Responding to a request from the Civilian Oversight Commission Thursday, the Sheriff's Department said it will provide quarterly online reports about conditions inside the county jails and its efforts to improve them. -
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives released a major report that details how stolen guns and emerging technology like "ghost guns" play a factor in gun violence in the U.S. -
The ACLU of Southern California and two community groups penned a letter alleging that incarcerated people in Riverside County are not getting the medical and mental health care they need. -
Episode 3 explores the history of deputy gangs. We hear a deputy’s firsthand account of working alongside the Banditos gang, and the sheriff defends his handling of the issue.
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