Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Main Page|All Articles|Crime

CALWIRE Crime Watch (Sunday, November 8, 2026) — Afternoon Edition

By Calwire Public Safety Desk
By Calwire Public Safety Desk
Share: Follow CALWIRE:

Today's top story: Barabak: This sheriff crossed a line pandering to Trump. He should pay, from his own pocket. This roundup covers 6 stories from LA Times, CalMatters.

Related: CALWIRE Crime Watch (Sunday, November 15, 2026) — Morning Edition · CALWIRE Relationships Report (Sunday, November 15, 2026)

Barabak: This sheriff crossed a line pandering to Trump. He should pay, from his own pocket
Chad Bianco betrayed public trust by seizing ballots in hopes of winning Trump's endorsement. Riverside County was right to say Bi... — LA Times
Newsom appoints former aide convicted in domestic violence case to state commission
Nathan Ballard, Newsom's former communications director, is returning to public service after pleading no contest in a domestic vi... — LA Times
‘Soul-hurting pain’: Victims’ families enraged at Newsom’s death row decision
Families of those killed by death row inmates react to California Gov. Gavin Newsom commuting their sentences to life in prison. — CalMatters
18-year-old arrested in deadly Moss Landing shooting
Greenfield resident Donald William Breeden was arrested and booked into Monterey County Jail on two counts of murder with criminal... — LA Times
D.A. won't charge L.A. anti-gang worker Skipp Townsend — but his son now faces a murder case
On Friday, sources said, L.A. County prosecutors declined to file criminal charges against L.A. anti-gang worker Skipp Townsend, w... — LA Times
El Cerrito High cancels football season amid hazing and sexual assault allegations involving 22 players
Detectives say video evidence corroborates allegations of hazing and sexual assault involving 22 football players over three seaso...
Read more articles similar to this one...
Filed Under: Crime CALWIRE Crime Watch Sunday
California Flag