A felon was charged with throwing an object at a vehicle on the 101 Freeway during an immigration protest, prosecutors said.

AB 469 seeks to close loopholes and strengthen sentences for looting and fake first responders in disaster zones.

District Attorney Jason Schmidt told jurors the attack was swift and sudden. He said Matar bounded up a staircase to the ...

A Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy who pleaded no contest to charges stemming from an off-duty, hit-and-run crash on the ...

The Menendez brothers would be physically present during their resentencing hearing at the Van Nuys Courthouse, as confirmed ...

Michael Gates, Huntington Beach's longtime city attorney and an aggressive foe of California's liberal politics, joins the ...

A proposed state law seeks tougher penalties for looting and crimes in fire zones, lawmakers and Los Angeles County District ...

A coalition of state lawmakers have introduced legislation that would strengthen penalties for looting and impersonating emergency personnel during emergencies in the wake of last month’s ...

A 42-year-old Los Angeles felon was charged Monday with throwing an object at a vehicle on the Hollywood (101) Freeway during an immigration protest, according to the Los Angeles County District ...

Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman Announces Felony Charges Against Man Accused of Throwing Object Onto 101 ...