Crime & Public Safety

Galina Trefil claims her father discussed murdering several people from the 1970s through the 1990s.

Carl Rinsch, who was arrested on March 18 in West Hollywood, California, is accused of misusing funds meant for a sci-fi series.

The defendant faces 20 years in federal prison for the $1 million watch heist.

The defendants swiped victims’ Social Security numbers and other personal data to open bogus accounts at major retailers.

Press secretary says the Trump administration will take any such threats seriously and ensure perpetrators are held accountable.

The suspect entered secure police facility before shooting an officer on Feb. 22, according to officials.

The author of Assembly Bill 1333 alleges misinformation fueled confusion about the measure.

The bill would bump inmate firefighter pay to a minimum of $19 per hour.

The suspects, including a brother-sister pair, were connected to a Mexican cartel, say Los Angeles County officials.

Three inmates were killed at separate prisons in one day last week. Restrictions won’t include lockdowns, but inmates’ movements will be limited.

The defense attorney said of his client: ‘He’s relieved, but ... he’s not spiking a football anywhere.’ Whether there will be a new trial is unclear.

Hochman said he believes that the brothers have not exhibited ‘full insight and complete responsibility’ for their crimes.

The legislation states homicide is not justifiable when using ‘more force than was reasonably necessary.’

In two separate busts, law enforcement recovered items intended to be sold at outlets such as Nordstrom, Macy’s, Target, and others.

A civil rights task force is visiting college campuses facing anti-Semitism allegations, including UCLA and UC Berkeley.

Hidden surveillance cameras are believed to be used for planning burglaries.