Another Tragedy, Another Whitewash
It’s sad to see how often a false narrative is used to obscure who is responsible when things go really bad. Politicians find solutions for problems that don’t exist, they destroy what
Law and Disorder: DA Hochman Teams Up with Anti-Police Council Member to ‘Fight Crime’
In one of the more bizarre political pairings Los Angeles has seen in recent memory, District Attorney Nathan Hochman and Los Angeles City Council member Ysabel Jurado stood shoulder to shoulder on
Civil Trial Over Tyler Skaggs’ Death Puts the Angels Under a Harsh Light – And Could Ignite New Pressure on Arte Moreno to Sell
On October 6, 2025, jury selection will begin in Orange County Superior Court in the wrongful-death suit filed by the family of Tyler Skaggs, the Angels pitcher who died in a Southlake,
What Did and Didn’t Happen in the Rebecca Grossman Case: Jury Misconduct Allegations and a Shadow Network of Influence
Further investigation into the Rebecca Grossman trial is raising more questions about whether Grossman was truly convicted by a jury of her peers, or by a network of activists and prosecutors who
Los Angeles Board of Supervisors Slashes DA’s Budget by $24 Million – Another Stab in the Back to Public Safety
Los Angeles County’s Board of Supervisors has once again shown where its loyalties lie – and it isn’t with the residents demanding safer streets. On August 26, 2025, District Attorney Nathan Hochman
From Malibu Mansions to a Mexican Manhunt: The Rise and Fall of Tech Company Founder Bernhard Fritsch
When the jury in Los Angeles convicted Bernhard Eugen Fritsch in April 2025, it was not simply the fall of a tech entrepreneur — it was the collapse of an illusion. The
Palisades Fire Rebuilds on Track to Take 9-16 Years to Complete – Malibu Rebuilding Ambassador Exposes City Hall Derailing Fire Victims
The removal of Abe Roy, the Malibu’s Rebuild Ambassador after the Palisades fire, has become a flashpoint that exposes the deeper dysfunction and political maneuvering obstructing recovery. The announcement blindsided residents and
DOJ Sues Sheriff Robert Luna and LASD for Systematically Blocking Gun Rights
In a first-of-its-kind affirmative lawsuit to protect gun owners, the U.S. Department of Justice filed a federal civil rights complaint against the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and Sheriff Robert Luna on
At the Brink of Silence: L.A. County’s Oversight Commission, Sheriff Luna’s Health Questions, and the Battle for Power
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors’ latest communications policy is drawing fire from watchdogs who call it a deliberate attempt to muzzle the Civilian Oversight Commission and other watchdog bodies. Critics
What Did and Didn’t Happen in the Rebecca Grossman Case: Politics, Perception, and a Pattern of Misconduct – A Politically Convenient Target
The prosecution of Rebecca Grossman has become one of the most controversial cases in Los Angeles County in recent memory, not only because of the tragic deaths of two young boys, but