Vallejo police first called it a "hoax," but kidnapping survivors now work with law enforcement after learning to trust them again.

Three Southern California men are accused of conning over 100 victims — most of them elderly — into transferring funds over fraudulent security concerns or by way of falsified real estate sales.

Suspect in Amsterdam stabbing rampage was Ukrainian, police say - Police on Saturday were still unclear about the motive for ...

African American woman on the Opelousas Police Department’s (OPD) task force is a testament to her determination, courage, ...

A Flushing man was indicted March 21 on charges of wire fraud, mail fraud and impersonating a federal law enforcement official in what prosecutors are calling a scheme to defraud ...

TOP IMMIGRATION GROUPS ARE GEARING UP TO HOLD a major immigration march called Mega Marcha 2025, which would mark the most significant opposition to the Trump administration’s increasingly aggressive ...

But she would never make it to the gathering, according to her attorney. Instead, the 30-year-old was arrested and physically ...

A Chicago Police Department spokesperson blamed data collection errors and lax supervision for the unreported stops.

Remembering Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry, MOJO revisits a brain-scrambling encounter with the high priest of dub. “Are you f**kin’ mad ...

A Flushing con artist was arrested by FBI after a grand jury indicted him for perpetrating a visa fraud scheme by pretending ...