Despite years of costly lawsuits, oversight measures and promises by leaders to rein in indiscriminate use of force, the LAPD faces sharp criticism, fresh litigation and questions.

Roughly $17 million is for costs related to the LAPD —and of that about $11.7 million was tied to overtime. The remaining $3 million comes from other city departments providing emergency response.

This motion calls for daily written memos from all LAPD crowd dispersal activity since LAPD began responding to protests on June 6. These reports would cover the following information: deployment ...

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The Los Angeles City Council approved a $5 million loan from the city’s reserve fund to help cover LAPD overtime costs tied to recent anti-ICE protests downtown. The city has spent nearly $20 ...

LAPD Kettles Protesters, Keeps Them Out Past Curfew To Detain Them Taylor Vennel, a digital creator on Instagram, shares her experience with LAPD's kettling tactics at a Los Angeles protest last week ...

The third motion aims to verify city spending related to the LAPD's response to anti-immigration enforcement protests. If the motion is approved, top officials would be tasked with providing a full ...

The city and LAPD are facing mounting lawsuits from journalists and protests, who alleged officers violated their rights and injured them during anti-immigration enforcement protests.

‘Self-preservation was more important than a human life’: LAPD sergeant accused of driving drunk, fatal hit-and-run by: Cameron Kiszla Posted: Jun 19, 2025 / 02:50 PM EDT ...

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LAPD fatally shot a man suspected of burglary in East Hollywood; the suspect was armed with a knife and acted aggressively, prompting police to open fire.

The City Council authorized a $5 million loan from the reserve fund to partially cover overtime fees for LAPD officers that were accrued while responding to anti-ICE protests in downtown.