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Daylight follow-and-robbery hits Koreatown shopping mall parking lot

A daytime Koreatown parking lot robbery and renewed counterfeit bill scams have heightened public safety concerns among residents and business owners.

Thefts target Korean churches in LA, exploiting Sunday services

A string of thefts targeting Korean churches in Los Angeles has raised security concerns, as suspects exploit worship services to break into offices and steal cash and valuables.

More than 10,000 rally in LA over the weekend, chanting ‘ICE out’

More than 10,000 people rallied in downtown Los Angeles to protest ICE enforcement, with arrests reported after dispersal orders during a second day of demonstrations.

Crime Is Down in LA, but LAPD Shootings Just Hit a 10-Year High

LAPD officer-involved shootings hit a 10-year high even as violent crime declined in LA, highlighting concerns over police responses to mental health crises.

LA Police Shootings Jump 55% Even as Crime Falls

Police shootings in Los Angeles continue to rise even after Karen Bass and the LA Police Commission expressed concern about the trend. New figures...

Koreatown Drivers Outraged as Illegal Cones Fuel LA’s Parking War

Year-end gatherings have made LA’s already severe “parking war” even worse. Residents are placing cones or trash bins in front of their homes to...

Public Safety Symposium to Be Held in Koreatown

Hosted by the Consulate General of Israel in Los Angeles Top Experts to Share Cutting-Edge Strategies AI-Based Safety Tools and Community Protection Measures Highlighted The Consulate General...

21-Year-Old Gets 4 Years After Trying to Force Woman Into Prostitution on Figueroa

A 21-year-old Los Angeles man was sentenced to more than four years in prison after attempting to force a woman into prostitution along the...

LA Pays $384 Million Over LAPD Misconduct — Services Cut to Cope

Over the past five years, Los Angeles has paid $384 million in LAPD-related settlements, including civil rights and excessive-force cases, putting increasing strain on...

Inside LAPD’s ‘Control First, Care Later’ Mental Health Response

The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) continues to rely more on force than treatment when responding to people in mental health crises. Even in...

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