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By Cece Woods The case against Commander Thomas Giandomenico ended without charges. The far more troubling question is how an unverified allegation was used to justify search warrants and a sweeping intrusion

The federal investigation surrounding the missing grenade from the July 18, 2025 explosion that killed three Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department detectives has moved deeper into LASD’s executive ranks. Multiple sources tell

In the ongoing struggle to root out deputy subgroups and gangs within the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, few episodes illustrate the tension between reform rhetoric and institutional self-protection more clearly than

Last year, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department suffered one of the darkest days in its history when Detectives Joshua Kelley-Ecklund, Victor Lemus, and William Osborn were killed in a catastrophic explosion

One year after three Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department detectives were killed in the deadliest incident in the agency’s history since 1857, the investigation is revealing a far more troubling picture than

As first reported by The Current Report, a powerful blast rocked the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Biscailuz Training Center on June 5, rattling buildings – and nerves – across the complex.

Los Angeles County deputies have now spent more than two years working without a contract and without a cost-of-living increase. According to the county, there is no money – and certainly no