With physical media on the decline, if the show isn’t on a steamer, it’s hard to access, leaving many '70s shows that people probably aren’t aware of.With that in mind, we’re going to look back at ...

For years in this columna, I have repeatedly posed a simple challenge to Archbishop José H. Gomez: Stand up for Los Angeles, because L.A. needs you. The head of the largest Catholic diocese in the ...

Bestselling crime novelist Joseph Wambaugh, who mined his own experience as a Los Angeles police officer, has died at 88.

LOS ANGELES — Joseph Wambaugh, who wrote the gripping, true-crime bestseller “The Onion Field” and numerous gritty but darkly humorous novels about day-to-day police work drawn from his own ...

LOS ANGELES — Joseph Wambaugh, who wrote the gripping, true-crime bestseller "The Onion Field" and numerous gritty but darkly humorous novels about day-to-day police work drawn from his own ...

Best-selling author Joseph Wambaugh, a former LAPD officer, poses during an interview in Los Angeles in January 1992.

Joseph Wambaugh, author who knew gritty reality of cop life, dies at 88 Mr. Wambaugh’s best-selling books included the Los Angeles police novels “The New Centurions” and the true-crime drama ...

As popular as Wambaugh’s first two books were, they were eclipsed by his next one, “The Onion Field,” a real-life account of the abduction and killing of a Los Angeles police officer in 1963.

FILE – Author Joseph Wambaugh poses in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles on Dec. 7, 2007, to promote his book “Hollywood Station.” (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes, File) ...