LOS ANGELES, CA – The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) has placed a group of officers assigned to its recruitment office ...

In light of a whistleblower’s complaint that alleged racism and discrimination by officers within the Los Angeles Police ...

New details of a complaint filed with the Los Angeles Police Department alleging officers in the recruitment office used ...

Police Chief Jim McDonnell promised the department was taking the matter seriously but cautioned city laws prohibit the ...

He spent 32 years rising up the ranks to deputy chief and came out of retirement in 2002 to serve as interim police chief.

The Los Angeles Police Department is under scrutiny after a complaint was filed accusing officers of making racist and other ...

LAPD is expediting an investigation into officers' racist remarks, with those involved reassigned to home duties.

“I am deeply saddened by the passing of former Interim Chief and Deputy Chief Martin Pomeroy. Throughout his decades of ...

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The involved officers have been “assigned to home” without police powers, LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell said during a Tuesday ...

Police Chief Jim McDonnell promised the department was taking the matter seriously but cautioned that city laws prohibit the outright termination of officers without due process.

LAPD Police Chief Jim McDonnell said Tuesday. Providing an update during a Board of Police Commissioners meeting, McDonnell said the department became aware of the alleged comments several weeks ...