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Weinstein's lawyers say a pre-recorded Zoom witness and blocked Facebook messages violated his rights. The case follows a June appeals ruling that upheld his conviction but voided his sentence.
Prosecutors say Amy Phan West never finished her ethics class or community service — and used her council office to promote a failed congressional bid.
Officers from more than 20 agencies, including St. Paul and Toronto police, gathered in Hollywood for training and recruitment.
A 5:40 a.m. threat triggered K-9 sweeps and canceled surgeries at Pasadena's only Level II trauma center.
Parys Jones was last seen walking near Hargrave Street and Welton Way. She's believed to be on foot alone.
Tiffany Jones has no cell phone and may be disoriented, police say. She vanished after stepping away from her caretaker near Rainbow Lagoon.
A second driver reportedly slipped the suspect something before surrendering to CHP near Boyle Heights.
A man in his 40s died at 59th and Crenshaw as police say a detained suspect has no confirmed link to the shooting.
Dan Mulcahey spent years seeking answers about his husband’s death. Now his own unexplained death has revived the unanswered questions.
A stolen bicycle and a stabbing threat escalated fast when Eagle 1 tracked the suspect through Santa Ana streets.
Workers at Flying Food Group's LAX plant say they saw maggot-covered dishes and a sauna-like dish room. The company is already on state and city probation.
Princess Santiago says the NBA legend barely visited their son. Pierce says his post-NBA income has dried up.
Nathan Hochman will stand with LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell and leaders from Culver City and Redondo Beach to detail new charges.
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