George Gascón: Last News

In one particular, progressive Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón doesn’t differ from his predecessors: He is against opening court and prosecutorial behavior in the Roman Polanski sex case to public inspection—at least not until the fugitive Polanski returns from abroad to face sentencing.

Kendall Jenner has been granted a temporary restraining order against a male trespasser after he allegedly tried toget onto her Los Angeles property.According to TMZ, the 26-year-old model headed to court on Tuesday to make the filing that was, eventually, signed off by a judge.The court-ordered protection requires a man by the name of Arnold Babcock, 31, to stay away from Jenner until his hearing on February 1. Granted:Kendall Jenner has been granted a temporary restraining order against a man by the name of Arnold Babcock after he allegedly tried to get onto her Los Angeles property; Kendall pictured in 2020TMZ reported earlier this week that Babcockwas stopped by security inside her gated community asking to see the reality star.Kendall has been subject to several stalker ordeals and has previously had trespassers try to access her home and enter her land without permission.

Behind bars for over a year, Ron Jeremy was in court again today to now face the hard justice of a Grand Jury.

A mother in Los Angeles County says she feels "sick" after learning that special circumstance charges against three of the men accused of murdering her 20-year-old son and throwing him off a cliff were dismissed Friday under new District Attorney George Gascon’s sweeping reforms. Desiree Andrade told FOX11 Los Angeles that the death of her son, Julian Andrade, left her devastated and that Gascon’s office has yet to reach out to her about the case.

EXCLUSIVE: UPDATE, 1:11 PM:  When and how Harvey Weinstein will be coming out to Los Angeles to face rape and other sexual assault charges won’t be known until next year.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticWhile the race to become the next District Attorney of Los Angeles County has not been officially called, George Gascón increasingly looks likely to defeat incumbent Jackie Lacey’s bid for a third term.With thousands of ballots to come in throughout the region, Gascón is ahead of Lacey by 229,022 votes. The challenger has held a pretty steady lead of around 53% to Lacey’s 46% since the November 3 election.The first woman of color elected to the powerful L.A.