Politics

New bill would make a 2021 law permanent that offered early retirement with a reduced pension

This is the first stage of an administrative shakeup Chief Brian O'Hara believes is necessary to prepare for monitorship under a federal consent decree

Over a dozen prosecutors have similar lawsuits pending against the controversial district attorney

Voters in 2012 had placed the department under local control for the first time in 150 years

The measure also includes members of the military who responded to 9/11 in Shanksville, Pa., and at the Pentagon, unlike the original legislation

Many agencies have dropped degree requirements in recent years because of recruitment difficulties

The blow to Pelosi occurs out of view and the officers rush into the house and jump on the suspect

David DePape reportedly made plans to target other California and federal politicians after breaking into home looking for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi

Nancy Pelosi was not home when her 82-year-old husband was severely beaten with a hammer during the "targeted" attack

The Public Safety Officer Support Act supports first responders who experienced PTSD or died by suicide following exposure to certain traumatic events

Rep. Bill Johnson says ridealongs will give lawmakers a new appreciation for police work

"Although I didn't personally know your husbands, wives, sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, I knew them," he said

In a letter to Nancy Pelosi, 19 lawmakers asked the House Speaker to hold a vote soon

Investigators would be non-sworn citizens but assisted by 10 hand-picked law enforcement agents

The governor would appoint a group of officers from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement who would be dedicated to pursuing election law violations