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Police union leaders say they have "questions and concerns" as to how the ordinance will impact cops

The gun made it through a rigorous testing process that proved the weapon’s accuracy and durability, the manufacturer said

Salvador Sanchez, 32, was charged with manslaughter and two counts of assault with a firearm related to an off-duty confrontation in 2019

The dozen or so units respond to at least 26 calls a day, some of which take hours to resolve, officials said

The surge comes as the more infectious Delta variant spreads across Los Angeles County

Attorney William Briggs argued that the city needs more sworn officers to keep residents safe

Officer Michael Silva says he as at times felt "in between" — commiserating with both but feeling judged on all sides

Two groups clashed over the weekend, leading police to declare an unlawful assembly

Police Chief Michel Moore had directed the officer to a panel comprised of community members with the recommendation that the officer be fired

Experts said the blast that injured 17 people, including 10 law enforcement officers, was highly unusual

The incident caught on video was a “total, catastrophic failure of the containment vehicle," said Police Chief Michel Moore

So far, the pilot program has handled 424 calls that otherwise would likely have drawn police, said LAPD officials

The L.A. Police Commission requested more information after reports showed LAPD vaccination rates lagging behind California's overall population

The new anti-recidivism program is an option for some misdemeanors and non-violent felonies

Bill Bratton -- who has spent three-plus decades running police departments in Boston, New York City and Los Angeles -- talks about the complications of present-day policing in his new book