“Crime is down.” That was the message Sheriff Robert Luna delivered to the Civilian Oversight Commission on January 22nd, 2025, wrapped in
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On the eighth floor of the Hall of Justice, where LASD executives are supposed to police the department with integrity and justice has exposed a disturbing portrait of corruption, abuse of authority, and a system willing to destroy its own
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They say money talks, but in Los Angeles County politics, money doesn’t just talk. It screams. It commands. And more often than not, it greases the rails for the same small circle
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Editor’s Note: The volume of incriminating payment screenshots is too extensive to publish here. Every one of them has been archived and will be released as this investigation continues. The last story
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Eric Swalwell has mastered the art of political theatrics, positioning himself as the self-appointed moral compass of California’s progressive aristocracy while leaving behind a trail of scandals that would have ended any
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When federal prosecutors dropped a scorching 20-count indictment on Dana Williamson last week, accusing Gavin Newsom’s former Chief of Staff of siphoning off Xavier Becerra’s old campaign account for luxury hotels, designer
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Sacramento’s marble corridors have seen their share of power couples, but none embody California’s one-party entitlement culture quite like Rob and Mia Bonta, the state’s polished, progressive poster family whose political brand
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To the surprise of absolutely no one who has watched the LA Times bend over backward to serve the political class since Patrick Soon‑Shiong purchased it in 2018, the publication recently delivered
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In California’s most guarded political cul-de-sac, where glossy progressive branding conceals backroom power trades, the Bonta empire has evolved from a cozy family consultancy into a full-scale influence machine. And like every
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Sacramento’s marble corridors have seen their share of power couples, but none embody California’s one-party entitlement culture quite like Rob and Mia Bonta, the state’s polished, progressive poster family whose political brand
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Los Angeles County has a special talent for turning the most catastrophic failures of its institutions into quiet, procedural footnotes. The November 16th, 2023 crash that nearly wiped out an entire academy
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The façade finally cracks under the weight of its own lies. New Ethics Commission filings confirm what insiders have known for years: Los Angeles County is not governed by its elected Supervisors.
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