The California Supreme Court struck down a warning on LAPD complaint forms, ruling it violates free speech. The warning, which could deter truthful complaints, was deemed unconstitutional.

A warning that people see before filing complaints against Los Angeles police officers creates a barrier to free speech, the California Supreme Court ruled in a long-running lawsuit over the language.

The man who was involved in a brief gunfight with officers in Canoga Park on Monday was not struck by gunfire, the Los ...

Through their continued investigation, detectives from the LAPD believe there may be additional victims due to "the brazen ...

The Los Angeles Police Department shut down a party of ‘Project X’ proportions in Woodland Hills, California, with things getting improbably wild after hundreds of people flooded the neighborhood ...

Danny Masterson files habeas corpus petition to overturn rape convictions, citing ineffective counsel and prosecutorial ...

An off-duty Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) officer died in a fiery crash near Cinema Drive in Santa Clarita early ...

A person was shot by a police officer in Watts late Tuesday morning. The Los Angeles Police Department responded the 10300 ...

Matthew Rodriguez is a digital producer for CBS Los Angeles. He's previously reported for local outlets like the Argonaut and Pasadena Weekly. Matt typically covers breaking news and crime. The Los ...