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Former L.A. County Sheriff's Deputy Sentenced for Misusing Search Warrant

Former L.A. County Sheriff's Deputy Sentenced for Misusing Search Warrant

David Anthony Rodriguez, a former deputy of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, has been sentenced to one year in prison for submitting a false search warrant application. Rodriguez, who left the department in October, pleaded guilty to conspiracy against rights in July 2025. He falsely claimed the need for GPS tracking information on a robbery suspect's cellphone, which was actually intended to monitor a private client's estranged husband during divorce proceedings. Rodriguez's actions are part of a broader investigation involving several deputies charged with misconduct related to private client work, primarily for Adam Iza, a cryptocurrency businessman. Iza has pleaded guilty to multiple charges and awaits sentencing.

Pop vocalist D4vd faces evidentiary hearing in murder of teenage girl

Pop vocalist D4vd faces evidentiary hearing in murder of teenage girl

By Steve Gorman LOS ANGELES, July 21 (Reuters) - The indie pop vocalist known as D4vd was due in court on Tuesday with prosecutors expected to outline their murder case against the musician, accused of fatally stabbing and dismembering his teen girlfriend after she threatened to make their

Judge to hear evidence against singer D4vd in killing, dismemberment of teen and decide on trial

Judge to hear evidence against singer D4vd in killing, dismemberment of teen and decide on trial

A judge is set to decide if there's enough evidence to send singer D4vd to trial for the killing of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez

Los Angeles medical examiner pushes for greater transparency in high-profile deaths

Los Angeles County's chief medical examiner is emphasizing the need for greater transparency when it comes to autopsies following celebrity deaths

An Eater’s Guide to Dining at the Hollywood Bowl

An Eater’s Guide to Dining at the Hollywood Bowl

The most iconic outdoor performance venue in Los Angeles has some very good things to eat and drink

Extreme Heat Warning Issued for Southern California Amid Soaring Temperatures

Extreme Heat Warning Issued for Southern California Amid Soaring Temperatures

Southern California is under an extreme heat warning as temperatures in parts of inland Los Angeles have reached up to 110°F (43°C) this week (Los Angeles Times, 2026-07-19). In response, Los Angeles County has opened over 100 cooling centers and deployed air-conditioned buses to provide relief for residents without access to adequate cooling. This comes as the region grapples with the increasing frequency and intensity of heat waves, a phenomenon that has also been observed globally. For instance, a recent heat wave in England and Wales resulted in an estimated 440 deaths per day at its peak. The growing reliance on air conditioning highlights the challenges of urban design and energy infrastructure in adapting to extreme heat events.

Suburban Police Officer Charged with Misconduct for Sharing Confidential Information

Suburban Police Officer Charged with Misconduct for Sharing Confidential Information

Michael Davis, a police officer from Bellwood, Illinois, has been charged with official misconduct for allegedly sharing confidential information with a criminal suspect. According to the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office, Davis accessed the state's Law Enforcement Agencies Data System and shared details with an acquaintance under investigation for leading a high-speed chase and firing at a police vehicle. Davis reportedly advised the suspect to hide or sell the vehicle involved. This incident raises concerns about the misuse of police authority and the integrity of law enforcement.

Video Emerges of Andrew Tate's Arrest Amidst Extradition Proceedings

Video Emerges of Andrew Tate's Arrest Amidst Extradition Proceedings

A video has surfaced showing Andrew Tate attempting to pass his phone to a bodyguard during his arrest by US Marshals in Miami. The arrest, part of an extradition request by the UK, involves charges of rape and sex trafficking against both Andrew and his brother Tristan Tate. The charges include multiple counts of rape, trafficking, and offenses related to indecent images. The Tates, who have denied the allegations, are known for their controversial social media presence. They are currently held in federal detention as the US considers the UK's request for their extradition to face trial.

Trial begins for Massachusetts mom who says postpartum issues led her to kill 3 children

Trial begins for Massachusetts mom who says postpartum issues led her to kill 3 children

Jury selection begins in the murder trial of a Massachusetts woman who is expected to argue that postpartum issues were the reason she killed her three children

Three Men Arrested in Virginia Gardens Human-Trafficking Sting

Three Men Arrested in Virginia Gardens Human-Trafficking Sting

In Virginia Gardens, a human-trafficking sting operation led to the arrest of three men. The individuals were apprehended after responding to online advertisements that offered sex with minors. Following their arrest, all three suspects were denied bond, indicating the severity of the charges against them. This operation highlights ongoing efforts by law enforcement to combat human trafficking and protect vulnerable individuals from exploitation.

Hammond Man Sentenced for Shooting at Police During Car Chase

Hammond Man Sentenced for Shooting at Police During Car Chase

Miguel Macias, a 21-year-old from Hammond, was sentenced to a four-year split term after pleading guilty to charges related to a March 2023 incident where he fired at a Lake County Sheriff's deputy during a car chase. The charges included attempted battery by means of a deadly weapon and resisting law enforcement. Judge Natalie Bokota sentenced Macias to six months in prison followed by 3.5 years on probation. During the chase, Macias fired multiple shots at Officer Timothy Shultz's vehicle, hitting it once. The plea agreement led to the dismissal of other charges, including attempted murder. Macias expressed remorse in court, apologizing for endangering lives.