BY RAUL HERNANDEZ I started writing my novel The Rivera Girls in 2018, a few months after Pixar’s Coco hit theaters in November 2017. Coco went on to win Academy Awards for…
CRUSHER’S FUNERAL He’s Dead. The City Isn’t Done With Him. Now on Audiobook
Finished it, finally! My characters are out there. I turned them all loose. If you bump into them, send them home. I loved writing this comedy novel. I hope you enjoy…
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Man Sentenced to 27 Years for ‘DoorDash for Drugs’ Service Linked to Two Fatal Fentanyl Overdoses
A Calabasas man was sentenced to 27 years in federal prison for operating a drug delivery network dubbed “DoorDash for drugs” that distributed fentanyl-laced pills and caused two fatal overdoses in Southern California.
Life Sentence: Man Convicted in Brutal Hate Crime Stabbing on Los Angeles Metro Bus
LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles County judge sentenced Gerald Pitts to life plus seven years in state prison, with the possibility of parole, for the attempted murder of Santos Tejas Gonzalez…
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In 2008, Regent University law professor James Duane delivered a lecture that would become one of the most widely viewed legal presentations on YouTube. Titled “Don’t Talk to the Police,” the…
Federal Prison Guard, Wife Plead Guilty in Contraband Smuggling Scheme for Cash
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DOJ Seeks $1.4 Million in Alleged Insider Trading Profits From Singapore Man
BOSTON — Federal prosecutors have filed a civil forfeiture action seeking to recover $1,413,037 in alleged proceeds from an insider trading scheme that were seized from a U.S.-based brokerage account held by…
Florida Postal Worker Pleads Guilty After Nearly 500 Pieces of Mail Burned in Barrel
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Three Florida Men Sentenced for Trafficking Foster Care Runaways, Sexually Exploiting Teen Girls
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Philadelphia Man Sentenced to 27 Years for Child Exploitation Crimes Involving Multiple Victims
A Philadelphia man was sentenced to 27 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to child exploitation offenses, including transporting and enticing a minor for sexual abuse and producing child sexual abuse material.
Gun-Wielding Chicago Bank Robber Sentenced to 14 Years for Six-Holdup Crime Spree
A Chicago-area man was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison after admitting to six armed bank robberies across the suburbs between 2023 and 2024. He brandished a firearm in five of the robberies.
Should Attorney Discipline Be Public or Secret? Case Heads to Appeals Court
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