A homeowner in Sacramento is being treated for non life threatening wounds after successfully fighting off 3 armed home invaders who tried to attack his home last night. The homeowner grabbed a weapon after 3 armed men tried to break … Continue reading →

Guns are the solution — not the problem. That’s how the NRA is responding to the Connecticut elementary school that last week claimed 20 children and 6 staff members. NRA chief lobbyist Wayne LaPierre broke his organization’s week long silence … Continue reading →

Bomb threat involving LAPD car near Jewish temple deemed a hoax A bomb threat involving an LAPD patrol car parked near a Jewish temple in Koreatown was determined to be a hoax after several hours of investigation, police said. “We … Continue reading →

Three suspects identified in wake of Cal State Fullerton lockdown Authorities from multiple law enforcement agencies are searching for two suspects involved in a Moreno Valley jewelry store robbery that led to a high-speed car chase and the eventual campus-wide … Continue reading →

Man dead, 2 children safe after South L.A. standoff A 28-year-old man was shot by Los Angeles police Wednesday morning after holding two children hostage in the Baldwin Hills-Crenshaw neighborhood of South L.A., police said. The children are OK, police … Continue reading →

LAPD apologizes to family of Notorious B.I.G. for autopsy’s premature release The Los Angeles Police Department has apologized to the family of rapper Notorious B.I.G. for failing to warn them that it planned to make his autopsy public 15 years … Continue reading →

Despite state law, cars parked at broken L.A. meters still ticketed L.A. officials said a state law limiting the practice of issuing tickets to drivers who park at broken meters would cost the city a sizable chunk of ticket and … Continue reading →

Man ‘exploded’ in rage before killing, dismembering wife   By VIK JOLLY / THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER SANTA ANA – The 39-year marriage began blissfully. But the ups and downs of the relationship took their toll on a Rancho Santa … Continue reading →

By James Austin November 28, 2012 After decades of prison planning work in California and across the country, I’ve seen two prevailing assumptions about crime and punishment finally begin to crack amid years of real-world testing. The fir st is … Continue reading →

Man suspected of plotting to join Al Qaeda is held without bail A Riverside man arrested on suspicion of plotting to join