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We haven’t been hearing much about the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department investigation into Natalie Wood’s death, which was reopened with great fanfare last November . That is until yesterday when someone from Access Hollywood asked the Sheriff’s spokesman Steve Whitmore about whatever happened to that Natalie Wood case. more › Continued here: Sheriff’s Spokesman Can’t Seem to Get It Straight: Is the Natalie Wood Case Open or Not?
Southern California firefighters battled 12 more arson fires at carports this morning in the cities of Los Angeles and West Hollywood as police detectives question a person of interest. Authorities suspect that today’s fires could be connected to 48 other terrorizing blazes in L.A. County communities, including: Downtown Hollywood Hollywood Hills West Hollywood Fairfax Los Feliz North Hollywood Sherman Oaks Valley Glen Sun Valley Los Angeles The rash of L.A. area car fire incidents now totals 60 fires, including the blaze that torched the former home of rock star Jim Morrison of The Doors. It is the worst arson fire outbreak since the 1992 Los Angeles Riots. The LAPD, the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department, the LAFD, the L.A. County Fire Department and the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives are all working together on the Los Angeles Metro arson fires cases. A reward of $60,000 has been offered for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of arsonists involved in what many are suggesting could be a conspiratorial case of domestic terrorism. One Angeleno’s Message to L.A. Arsonists: “STOP BURNING THINGS!” View original post here: 60 Arson Fires Terrorize L.A.
A new survey shows that consumers have more confidence in our economy. But, despite signs of improvement, it’s still unclear which way our economy will turn. NBC4′s Stephanie Elam reports. See the original post: Consumer Confidence Is Up, Survey Says
The Pasadena Police Department is increasing the number of law enforcement agents in response to a planned demonstration by Occupy protesters. Here is the original post: Police Increase Security for Rose Parade
When you think of recycling your Christmas tree, perhaps you don’t first think of how it might help out your local water-dwelling creatures. But if so, you are remiss; this year, the Riverside County Waste Management Department and the California Department of Fish and Game are working together to turn your former ornament-hanger into a habitat for small fish. more › More here: Christmas Trees Repurposed as Protection for Fishies
Who shot Jeffrey Tidus remains a mystery to Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department detectives, who have been working on the puzzling case since the lawyer was gunned down in his own driveway on December 7, 2009. Now the L.A. County Board of Supervisors have approved a $10,000 reward for information leading to a conviction in this unsolved homicide case. more › Read more: $10K Reward Offered to Help Solve Mysterious Shooting Death of Local Lawyer
Bishop Montgomery High School in Torrance will be closed today while authorities investigate a threat, the Torrance Police Department reported. See more here: Threat Prompts Closure of High School
The Ventura County Sheriff’s Department is searching for the final suspect of an eight-person burglary ring in the Thousand Oaks area that may be responsible for a string of commercial break-ins and vehicle… The rest is here: Deputies Search for Final Burglary Ring Suspect
Will the Los Angeles Police Department, under orders from Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, conduct a “raid” on the Occupy LA camp at City Hall at 12:01 a.m. Monday? We will be watching and liveblogging as the eviction deadline comes and goes. more › Go here to see the original: Will the LAPD Raid Occupy LA Overnight?
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is upgrading its vehicles with battlefield-tested technology. Photo Credit: Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department Continue reading here: Sheriff’s Cars Get a Technology Makeover
