Beyond her badge, Captain Holly Cote is making sure those around her constantly feel safe and inspired to be the change they ...

A man was arrested after reportedly pointing a gun at a Los Angeles Police Department helicopter and barricading himself at a ...

The public's right to access government information is constantly under siege across the United States, from both sides of ...

The Times analyzed 10 years worth of LAPD shooting data, finding 21 instances where officers hit fellow cops or bystanders, including three deaths. More than 100 times, police fired rounds in ...

It just didn't." Police say Dorner began his run on Feb. 6 after they connected the slayings of a former police captain's daughter and her fiance with his angry manifesto. Dorner blamed LAPD Capt.

The civilian commission that oversees the Los Angeles Police Department demanded a thorough internal investigation into racist, sexist and homophobic comments that were captured on recordings of ...

Ian Swisher, match director, explained that a Soldier must consistently demonstrate a high level of marksmanship achievement at unit or state, regional and national levels to earn the badge.

The Los Angeles Police Department is under scrutiny after ... make sure that officers stuck in the past don’t tarnish the badge for everyone else.” ...

Police / LAPD Recruitment Ad - Phtoo courtesy of Karolis ... make sure that officers stuck in the past don’t tarnish the badge for everyone else,” Bass said in a statement.

This is a real problem, he said. Los Angeles Police Capt. Ray Valois told NBC Los Angeles that the department is working on hiring new dispatchers, and it was not unusual to experience longer wait ...

This is a real problem, he said. Los Angeles Police Capt. Ray Valois told NBC Los Angeles that the department is working on hiring new dispatchers, and it was not unusual to experience longer wait ...

An explanation for the delayed response was provided by LAPD Captain Ray Valois, who stated that Lovett's initial call was answered within 74 seconds, but because no immediate danger was ...