By Molly Hennessy-Fiske and Richard Winton
At least 11 officers responsible for supervising youths in the juvenile justice system have been convicted of crimes or disciplined for inappropriate conduct involving probationers, a Times investigation finds.
By Mike Anton
Russ Leach was credited with implementing sweeping reforms. But the department's handling of the crash that led to his resignation has some worried that progress will be undermined.
By Richard Winton
The Los Angeles city attorney says the actor kicked the man and broke his camera in the October run-in. If convicted of battery and vandalism, Penn could face up to 18 months in jail.
By John Hoeffel
City sues three collectives and moves to evict 18 others from their stores, saying they have violated state laws. The actions stem from undercover police operations at the dispensaries.
By Corina Knoll
Rep. Judy Chu asks the district attorney's office to make sure proper procedures were followed. A sex crimes investigator recently was suspended over allegations of harassment.
By Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton
In a policy change, the L.A. County Sheriff Department says deputies should try to contain dangerous suspects and wait for assistance.
By David Kelly
Surveillance video showing Russ Leach at a Colton strip club is turned over to CHP investigators, who interview the bartender, manager and one of the topless dancers.
By David Kelly
Surveillance video showing Russ Leach at a Colton strip club is turned over to CHP investigators, who interview the bartender, manager and one of the dancers.
By Scott Gold
At a four-hour funeral, Ronald 'Looney' Barron is remembered for turning his life around and trying to help others do the same. He was killed Feb. 6 after confronting a tagger.
By Richard Winton and Andrew Blankstein
Gates, 83, a controversial figure who presided over the department from 1978 to 1992, is being treated at an Orange County hospital, Chief Charlie Beck announced.
By My-Thuan Tran
Tanya Nelson, 45, is convicted of special-circumstances murder in the stabbings of Ha Jade Smith and her daughter, Anita Vo. Prosecutors said Nelson blamed Smith for telling a bad fortune.
By Bob Pool
Authorities say two workers at the VA's Westside hospital golf course embezzled $180,000. The men, who have been fired, have pleaded guilty to theft of government funds and await sentencing.
By Catherine Saillant
Jane Laut, 52, was arrested on suspicion of shooting her husband, David, in August. David Laut won a bronze medal at the 1984 L.A. Games. Her lawyer says she was the victim of domestic abuse.
By Andrew Blankstein
The Bay Area runaway finally went to police after being held a virtual captive in Venice Beach for three weeks.
By Corina Knoll
The men had allegedly stolen Valentine's Day merchandise from a street vendor. Their car crashed into a parked vehicle while they were fleeing police.
By Esmeralda Bermudez
As the man who murdered 4-year-old Roberto Lopez is about to be sentenced, neighbors are pushing back against a local gang.
By Molly Hennessy-Fiske
Rashaun Williams, who was wounded in both legs in South Los Angeles and has been unable to work, will be able to stay in her Lancaster apartment with her daughter.
By Andrew Blankstein
The former LAPD deputy chief reportedly had been planning to retire for some time, but his decision to leave the high-profile job comes as a surprise to the airport police union.