A former Border Patrol supervisor and agent was convicted by a San Diego federal jury on seven counts of illegal transportation of firearms and one count of possession of a short-barreled rifle.
The verdict was read against Martin Rene Duran on Friday following a three-day trial. This was his second...
‘Police Scorecard’ raises questions about use of force and accountability in CaliforniaA national criminal justice reform group published an analysis Wednesday that found nearly half the people seriously injured or killed by police in California’s largest cities in recent years were unarmed during the encounter… Read MoreGalaxy win at Kansas City for first time since 2007Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored his 10th goal of the season in the 86th minute and Los Angeles beat Sporting Kansas City 2-0 on Wednesday night for the Galaxy's first road victory in the series since 2007.
Los Angeles (9-5-1) has w… Read MoreMetta World Peace still grateful for his shining moment with the LakersMetta World Peace smiles as he stands across the street from Staples Center and looks at the arena that served as the stage for the biggest moment of his career.
Nine years ago next month Kobe Bryant passed the ball to World … Read MoreNewsom and legislative leaders decline to embrace changes to California's wildfire liability lawGov. Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders on Wednesday declined to embrace requests from Wall Street to change California’s controversial wildfire liability law, instead throwing their support behind a proposed multibillion-d… Read MoreStar Wars: Galaxy’s Edge sells costumes adults can’t wear in the parkVisitors to Disneyland’s new Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge expansion need to know the difference between wearing a costume and something called “bounding.”
Disneyland prohibits adults (age 14 and up) from wearing costumes so as no… Read More
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