If they are forced to hire LAPD officers, the cost of filming the average feature movie in Los Angeles would rise by about $220,000, according to location managers.

On Tuesday, however, after a year of failed negotiations and building tensions, top LAPD officials announced their decision to ban ex-cops from wearing police uniforms and badges.

But now /*LAPD Chief William Bratton*/ wants them to wear a different uniform. "Will not have the authority with that new uniform," said one officer. "This thing stinks," said another officer.

So Harrison, a Los Angeles police officer, made sure she didn’t repeat that mistake. The 28-year-old Santa Clarita resident is believed to be the first sworn LAPD officer to shed her clothes for ...

In a memo, Chief Michel Moore said “extremist groups have hijacked the use of the ‘Thin Blue Line Flag’ to symbolize their undemocratic, racist, and bigoted views.” ...

Retired and off-duty officers will soon be banned from wearing their police uniforms and badges while moonlighting as security officers at movie and television shoots, under a plan proposed Tuesday… ...