Plea deal for man accused in pro-Israel demonstrator's death
Loay Alnaji will serve up to one year in jail and three years on probation in the Thousand Oaks bullhorn confrontation case.
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Prosecutors: Palisades arson suspect was angry, jilted on New Year's Eve
Federal trial memo describes Jonathan Rinderknecht as lonely and "pissed off about the world" the night the fire was set.
Ex-Dodger testifies in Grossman wrongful death case
Royce Clayton told jurors he confronted Scott Erickson at a Point Dume restaurant the day after two boys were killed in a Westlake Village crosswalk.
Malibu Sues MRCA Over Ownership of Two Hiking Trails
City claims Winding Way and Murphy Way easements transferred to Malibu at incorporation in 1993, voiding a later transfer to the parks agency.
Trail Residents Ask City: What Took You So Long?
Homeowners along Winding Way and Murphy Way say they handed Malibu legal proof of ownership more than two years ago.
Lawsuit Says MRCA Hikers Are Trampling Sensitive Habitat
The 257-page complaint alleges the parks agency is violating the California Coastal Act through poor trail management.
Malibu sues MRCA over Escondido Falls trail ownership
City seeks court order transferring trail interests from county and parks agency, citing pedestrian deaths and environmental damage.
Jury selection begins in Iskander civil suit against Grossmans
About 150 jurors summoned in Van Nuys for wrongful-death trial over two boys killed in Westlake Village crosswalk.
Grossman civil trial begins today over crosswalk deaths
Rebecca Grossman and former boyfriend Scott Erickson face the Iskander family in civil court. The judge is already considering sanctions.
Pro-housing group sues over governor's SB 9 fire-zone suspension
YIMBY says Governor's emergency orders allowing Malibu to limit lot splits and ADUs in the fire area are unconstitutional.
Jury Acquits Cal State Professor Arrested at ICE Raid
Federal jurors needed only minutes to clear Jonathan Caravello of assault charges over a tear gas canister.
Riverside Sheriff's Ballot Seizure Built on Thin Evidence
Newly unsealed warrants show Sheriff Chad Bianco seized 650,000 ballots with no insider tips and no expert analysis.
Bohm returns to court as unlocked phone yields evidence
The Malibu man accused of killing four Pepperdine students on PCH has another pretrial hearing today, with cellphone data potentially in play.