Manson Family’s Leslie Van Houten Cleared for Parole Again
The case will now move to the board's legal division for a 120-day review
Nicole Brown’s Sister Blasts Kim Kardashian for ‘Inappropriate’ O.J. Jokes on SNL
Tanya Brown called the opening-monologue bit about her former brother-in-law "beyond inappropriate and insensitive"
The City Cracks Down on Illegal Nightclubs and an Underground Casino in Hollywood
City Attorney Mike Feuer filed charges against individuals his office alleges have been operating illicit businesses for months
The Zodiac Killer Identified? Not According to Law Enforcement
Independent investigators claim to have zeroed in on the notorious California serial killer, but police officers aren't buying the theory
The School Safety Officer Who Shot a Young Mom Had Two Very Brief Stints as a Police Officer
18-year-old Mona Rodriguez was taken off life support on Tuesday after being shot by an officer with two very brief stints as a policeman under his belt
Los Angeles County Will Dismiss 58,000 More Pot Convictions
“Dismissing these convictions means the possibility of a better future to thousands of disenfranchised people," said District Attorney George Gascón
San Pedro Man Paul Flores and His Father Will Go on Trial in Kristin Smart’s Killing
After 22 days of testimony, an SLO County judge decided there's probable cause to try both men
Two Men Face Hate Crime Charges in Alleged Antisemitic Attack
Prosecutors believe the May incident outside a Beverly Grove sushi restaurant constitutes bias-motivated violence
The FBI Is Trying to Keep More Cash Seized from a Beverly Hills Vault
It's been months since the feds confiscated money and other valuables from safe deposit boxes in a Beverly Hills strip mall, but they've yet to produce evidence that crimes were committed
An Affair to Dismember: My Two Decades Covering Robert Durst
Journalist Lisa DePaulo spent years covering the case of the infamous millionaire murderer—then she became a witness at his trial
