Law and order

The woman was working 100% remotely when she lost her job for declining the shot.
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Chinese-based company accused of manufacturing fentanyl, contributing to the crisis here in the U.S.
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Newly elected Los Angeles DA vows to take a tougher-on-crime approach after replacing George Gascon.
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Federal judge blocks "Keeping Families Together" program that would have allowed hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants to get amnesty.
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Californians pass measure that will help deter retail theft that has been plaguing the state for years.
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Fraternal Order of Police President Patrick Yoes wrote to President-elect Donald Trump asking him to appoint Brendan Carr to be the next chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, touting his "strong advocacy in accelerating the availability" of new technologies.
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San Francisco Police have been blocked from performing nine basic traffic stops or "pretext stops" since June. The San Francisco Police Officers Association is now suing the City Board of Commissioners.
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While data shows Oakland is among the worst-performing departments in solving crime, an "anomaly" with how those stats are reported to the state may be impacting them.
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Former CBS News investigative journalist Catherine Herridge said she "felt sick" after the network throttled her report on the Hunter Biden laptop only weeks before the 2020 presidential election.
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An elementary school staff member is accused of sexually assaulting underage boys.
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Police state that the elected official was intoxicated.
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Brandon Johnson promised to hire 200 detectives into the Chicago PD. As it stands, he's brought on a net amount of two new detectives since taking office.
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In a bizarre set of circumstances, the entire police force in Geary, Oklahoma, including the police chief, all resigned at once, surprising town officials and residents.
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Colorado's Democratic Secretary of State Jena Griswold is under severe criticism and a potential lawsuit after her office reportedly published most of the voting machine passwords of the state.
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A police chief is sounding the alarm on a policy at a juvenile detention center that leaves the community in harms way.
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