‘Critical’ staffing issues, officer missteps blamed in teen’s death at LA County juvenile facility
A lawsuit alleges probation officers did not perform safety checks on Bryan Diaz — required...
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Nearly $200 million set aside in California to update school HVAC systems remains unspent
Environmentalists and state lawmakers debate whether the funds should be spent on school upgrades or...
Tax documents for school employees potentially stolen across LA County
Employees filing their taxes have been notified that fraudulent returns have already been submitted in...
Covina councilmember served as bridesmaid at couple’s wedding, then voted on their cannabis permits
The councilmember did not disclose her close ties before she voted, and now a losing...
Colton Joint Unified settles sex abuse lawsuits with former star football players for $19.5 million
The daughter of esteemed Colton High football coach Harold Strauss had access to the athletes...
Costs soar for troubled California program that pays workers up to $1,700 weekly for various ailments
Gov. Gavin Newsom is trying to rein in runaway costs for the Subsequent Injuries Benefits...
15 hospices incorporated in a single day, in a single suite in Van Nuys
The businesses, which should have raised red flags for potential fraud, have received more than...
Unsolved Riverside girl’s death still haunts family and friends after nearly 40 years
Sara Kay Keesling was 12 years old when she disappeared on a walk home after...
San Bernardino man, shot at by immigration agents, testifies before Congress
Martin Rascon was one of three San Bernardino men whose pickup truck was shot at...
Surge in cargo thefts in Southern California driven by swift, organized rings
Law enforcement is struggling to keep up with the proliferation of cargo theft cases as...
Death behind bars: County jails embrace reforms to save lives, but will they work?
Under pressure from consent decrees, lawsuits and grand jury recommendations, Southern California counties take measures...
Death behind bars: Who’s dying in Southern California county jails — and why
Jail administrators in L.A., Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties struggle to meet the needs...
10 years later, memories of San Bernardino terrorist attack still fresh
On Dec. 2, 2015, 14 were killed and 22 wounded at a San Bernardino County...
Why did the 2015 San Bernardino mass shooting happen?
Childhood abuse, terrorism, workplace conflict and semi-automatic weapons combined in the murders of 14 people.
Scars, trauma remain 10 years after San Bernardino terrorist attack
Survivors and victims’ loved ones continue to struggle, but there is also resilience and hope.