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Kouzeh Bakery Opens in Los Angeles, Showcasing Iranian Breads and Pastries

Kouzeh Bakery Opens in Los Angeles, Showcasing Iranian Breads and Pastries

Kouzeh Bakery Opens in Los Angeles, Showcasing Iranian Breads and Pastries
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Johnson Pope Expands Environmental Law Capabilities with Addition of Kevin S. Hennessy

Johnson Pope Expands Environmental Law Capabilities with Addition of Kevin S. Hennessy

Johnson Pope Expands Environmental Law Capabilities with Addition of Kevin S. Hennessy
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Jury Rules Los Angeles Not Liable in Death of Teen Killed by Police Bullet

Jury Rules Los Angeles Not Liable in Death of Teen Killed by Police Bullet

A jury in Los Angeles has found the city not liable in the death of 14-year-old Valentina Orellana-Peralta, who was killed by a stray bullet from a police officer during a 2021 shootout. The incident occurred when Officer William Dorsey Jones Jr. fired his rifle at a suspect wielding a bike lock, mistakenly believing it to be a gun. One of the bullets ricocheted and struck Orellana-Peralta, who was in a dressing room. The jury's decision came after a month-long trial and sided with the city, finding no negligence on the part of the police. The case has drawn significant attention, with the family expressing deep disappointment in the verdict.
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Jury Finds LAPD Officer Not Liable in 2021 Teen Death by Stray Bullet

Jury Finds LAPD Officer Not Liable in 2021 Teen Death by Stray Bullet

A Los Angeles police officer has been found not liable for the death of Valentina Orellana-Peralta, a teenager killed by a stray bullet in 2021. The incident occurred when Officer William Dorsey Jones Jr opened fire in a North Hollywood Burlington store while confronting a suspect armed with a bike lock. The bullet ricocheted, striking Orellana-Peralta, who was hiding in a dressing room. The jury's decision concludes a wrongful death trial initiated by the teenager's family. The case drew significant attention from police reform activists, but California Attorney General Rob Bonta did not pursue criminal charges against Jones.
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Los Angeles Jury Rules City Not Liable in Teen's Death from Police Stray Bullet

Los Angeles Jury Rules City Not Liable in Teen's Death from Police Stray Bullet

A jury in Los Angeles has ruled that the city is not liable for the death of 14-year-old Valentina Orellana-Peralta, who was killed by a stray bullet from a police officer's gun during a 2021 shootout. The wrongful death lawsuit, filed by the girl's parents, alleged negligence and emotional distress. The jury's decision, reached after a month-long trial, sided with the city, finding no negligence on the part of the police. The incident occurred when officers responded to a call about a man attacking women in a store, leading to the fatal shooting.
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Jury finds city of LA not liable in death of 14-year-old girl hit by police officer's stray bullet

Jury finds city of LA not liable in death of 14-year-old girl hit by police officer's stray bullet

A jury has found the city of Los Angeles not liable in the killing of a 14-year-old girl who was hit by a police officer’s stray bullet during a shootout in 2021
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LA Jury Finds Officer Not Liable in Teen's Death from Stray Bullet

LA Jury Finds Officer Not Liable in Teen's Death from Stray Bullet

A Los Angeles jury has found a police officer not liable in the death of Valentina Orellana-Peralta, a teenager killed by a stray bullet in 2021. The incident occurred when Officer William Dorsey Jones Jr fired at a suspect in a North Hollywood store, and a bullet ricocheted, striking Orellana-Peralta in a dressing room. The jury's decision concludes a wrongful death trial initiated by the teenager's family, who argued that Jones acted negligently.
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LA Driver Withdraws Guilty Plea in Fatal Wrong-Way Crash Involving Police Cadets

LA Driver Withdraws Guilty Plea in Fatal Wrong-Way Crash Involving Police Cadets

Nicholas Joseph Gutierrez, a 25-year-old driver from California, has withdrawn his guilty plea in a case involving a wrong-way crash that resulted in the death of a police cadet and injuries to several others. Gutierrez had initially pleaded guilty to one felony count of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence and nine felony counts of reckless driving. The plea deal would have allowed him to avoid jail time, instead placing him on probation for five years. However, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Laura Walton rejected the plea deal, insisting on a one-year jail sentence. This decision led Gutierrez to withdraw his plea, and the case is now set to go to trial. The crash, which occurred in 2022, involved Gutierrez's SUV swerving onto the wrong side of the road and hitting a group of sheriff's recruits during a training jog. The incident resulted in 25 injuries, with 10 being serious, and the death of Alejandro Martinez-Inzunza eight months later.
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PK Kemsley Alleges Dorit Spent $1 Million on Luxury Items Amid Foreclosure Threat

PK Kemsley Alleges Dorit Spent $1 Million on Luxury Items Amid Foreclosure Threat

PK Kemsley Alleges Dorit Spent $1 Million on Luxury Items Amid Foreclosure Threat
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Ian Ziering Challenges Alleged Gang Member's Lawsuit Over Street Brawl

Ian Ziering Challenges Alleged Gang Member's Lawsuit Over Street Brawl

Ian Ziering Challenges Alleged Gang Member's Lawsuit Over Street Brawl
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Los Angeles City Council Moves to Limit LAPD Pretextual Traffic Stops

Los Angeles City Council Moves to Limit LAPD Pretextual Traffic Stops

The Los Angeles City Council has voted to impose new restrictions on 'pretextual' traffic stops by the LAPD, a practice criticized for enabling racial discrimination. The council's decision calls for the department's civilian watchdog to adopt guidelines similar to those in San Francisco, which limit stops for minor equipment violations unless there is a safety threat. This move reflects growing impatience with the Police Commission's handling of the issue and aims to address concerns about racial profiling and public trust in law enforcement.
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Earl C. Anthony Estate Featured in CBS News Segment

Earl C. Anthony Estate Featured in CBS News Segment

Earl C. Anthony Estate Featured in CBS News Segment