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Rina Palta
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A draft report compiled by county outlines proposed changes to the county's child welfare system — and how difficult some of those changes might be.
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Mental health care in Los Angeles County jails is so inadequate that it's unconstitutional, the U.S. Department of Justice said Friday.
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A new report by the Pew Charitable Trusts finds some of the first evidence that letting offenders out early under community supervision lowers crime.
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Two candidates for L.A. County Sheriff who didn't make the November runoff election immediately endorsed current Long Beach Police Chief Jim McDonnell for the post.
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Activists concerned about low-voter turnout in Tuesday's primary election held a series of events Monday encouraging Angelenos to vote.
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In the months since a jail abuse report came out, the Sheriff’s Department has taken steps to clean up the jails.
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Opening statements are expected Tuesday in the trial of six current and former L.A. County Sheriff's Department employees accused of obstruction of justice.
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Trial begins in a multimillion dollar case against the team by the family of a man left brain damaged after an altercation in the parking lot of Dodger Stadium.
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The case against Sexton was the first of seven to charge current and former members of the L.A. County Sheriff's Department with conspiracy and obstruction of justice.
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Closing arguments came Tuesday in the case of an L.A. County sheriff's deputy who says he was acting on the orders of higher-ups, including former Sheriff Lee Baca.
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The first in a series of cases against sheriff's deputies accused of trying to thwart a federal investigation is scheduled to end this week.
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The question during Friday's trial of a sheriff's deputy accused of helping obstruct a federal investigation was how high up the conspiracy reached.
