Pasadena police chief set to recognize heroic rescue efforts by officers during Eaton Fire
The Pasadena Police Department will recognize the heroic life-saving rescue efforts of its officers during the deadly Eaton Fire.
LA County deputy faces 10 years in federal prison for excessive force conviction
Trevor James Kirk threw a woman to the ground before pepper spraying her face while she pinned her to the ground, according ...
A month after L.A. firestorms, vital questions still haunt Southern California
The first column of black smoke rose from the hills above Pacific Palisades just after 10 a.m. on Jan. 7. A fire in that ...
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Pasadena officers honored for their bravery, commitment during the Eaton Fire
During a news conference to commemorate Pasadena officers, Police Chief Gene Harris showed a powerful video, which is now an ...
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California fires updates for Thursday, Feb. 6
A second storm has made its way to Southern California, bringing rain to Los Angeles and prompting crews to shut down the ...
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Body cam video from Eaton fire shows Pasadena officers’ ‘Herculean effort’ to save residents
Pasadena Police Chief Gene Harris believes that hundreds of people would have been killed if officers didn’t scramble to save ...
Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff guilty of excessive force against woman
A Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff is facing the prospect of 10 years in federal prison after a jury found him guilty of ...
LA County deputy found guilty of using excessive force in Lancaster shoplifting investigation
The deputy assaulted and pepper-sprayed a woman who was filming him during a shoplifting investigation outside a supermarket ...
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Black-owned bookstore in Pasadena becomes resource hub for fire evacuees
After realizing her business survived the Eaton Fire, Nikki High, opened her bookstore’s shelfs for donations and offered ...
L.A. Wildfires: SCE Admits Its Equipment May Have Ignited Hurst Fire North Of Los Angeles
SCE concedes in the filing that a conductor failure occurred near the origin of the fire, causing damaged equipment to fall to the ground at the base of a tower.