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A judge on Monday denied a motion from L.A. County's attorney that could have led the case to dismissal.
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Black, Jewish and LGBTQIA+ residents endured the most reported hate crimes in the county, officials say.
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The parents of Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer say his killing while on duty outside the Palmdale station could have been prevented.
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The county worked to expand its jail mental health assistants program. Now it wants to incentivise the program for incarcerated people.
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The CHP claims the man used a taser against the officer before he was fatally shot.
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Authorities released photos and description of a person connected to the case.
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Loay Alnaji was arrested and charged with involuntary manslaughter and battery in the Nov. 6 death of Jewish demonstrator Paul Kessler.
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The suspect was booked on charges of involuntary manslaughter.
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The employees, one of whom was retired, took their own lives.
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The district attorney's office alleges the theft involved a gold crucifix necklace from a warehouse worker who died at his job in South L.A.
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In the third episode of Imperfect Paradise: People vs. Karen, the criminal case against Katie Sorensen goes to trial. Reporter Emily Guerin was there.Listen 52:50
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Josie Huang filed a claim with L.A. County after she was arrested and injured by deputies in 2020.