The Los Angeles Police Department is asking the public to avoid the area near the Crypto.com Arena, as they investigate an ...

The Los Angeles Police Department cannot remove, detain or fire their weapons at members of the press who are covering protests, a federal judge ruled Friday.

The Los Angeles Police Department said Wednesday that it had arrested 223 people during Tuesday's protests, most of them for failure to disperse and for curfew violations.

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