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Burbank Mourns Fallen K-9 Spike After Deadly Confrontation

Burbank police are grieving the loss of K-9 Spike, the four-year-old Belgian Malinois who was shot and killed after locating an armed suspect during a foot chase near the 5 Freeway. Spike, remembered as an intelligent and devoted partner, made the ultimate sacrifice while protecting his team. Tributes from agencies across the region have poured in as the department honors his service and prepares to lay him to rest.

Federal Judge Throws Out Indictments Against James Comey and Letitia James

A federal judge has dismissed the indictments against former FBI director James Comey and New York attorney general Letitia James, ruling that the Acting U.S. Attorney who brought the charges was illegally appointed and lacked the authority to prosecute the case. The judge found that all actions taken by the prosecutor, a former White House aide with no prior experience, were invalid, leading to both indictments being set aside. The White House says the effort to pursue charges is not over.

Civil Suit Against Mark Sanchez Expands With New Claims Against Indianapolis Steakhouse

Attorneys for Perry Tole have filed an amended civil complaint that adds St. Elmo’s Steakhouse and its parent company as defendants, alleging the restaurant over-served former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez before the October altercation that left Tole injured. The updated filing also adds negligence and dram shop claims while expanding accusations against Fox Corp related to Sanchez’s professional trip to Indiana. Sanchez, who has pleaded not guilty in a separate felony battery case set for trial in December, is accused of causing serious injuries during the confrontation. The restaurant has not yet responded to the lawsuit.

Mayor Bass and Faith Leaders Confront ICE Raids in Los Angeles

Mayor Karen Bass and local faith leaders led a public protest Monday as Los Angeles and congressional officials opened an investigation into recent ICE raids that residents say caused fear, business disruptions, and unlawful detentions. The joint hearing aims to determine whether federal agents violated constitutional protections as communities call for answers.

Court Seals Celeste Rivas Records as Forensic Expert Challenges Rumors

A judge has sealed all records in the death investigation of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez at the request of the LAPD, blocking the release of autopsy findings and any related documents. The Medical Examiner expressed concern over the order, citing the department’s push for transparency. As speculation grows over whether the teen’s remains were frozen or dismembered, forensic death investigator Joseph Scott Morgan tells Los Angeles that such conclusions require scientific verification and that any cutting or freezing would leave unmistakable traces. LAPD has not commented on the recent reports and has announced no arrests.

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