LAPD Chief Michel Moore was appointed to a five-tear term by Mayor Karen Bass, but he will retire at the end of February. (Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times) ...

“If LAPD Chief Moore has directed detectives to investigate our mayor, Karen Bass, based on a personal agenda, we are asking him to resign immediately,” K.W. Tulloss, a pastor and president of ...

A string of recent controversies have put to a test LAPD Chief Michel Moore’s quest to get his department into shape before stepping down in the next year or two.

The 28-year LAPD veteran, his voice low and steady, talked about how honored he was to be taking over the “greatest department” in the world from his predecessor, Michel Moore.

Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore said Monday that, if appointed for a second term as the city’s top cop, he would serve for two or three years before turning the department over to a new ...

I asked Police Chief Michel Moore to clear up some things about the LAPD budget. No matter what percentages or totals I threw at him, he said the city should be spending more on policing.

Moore — who is seeking reappointment to a second term — said he acted after a member of the public complained about a Thin Blue Line flag in the lobby at LAPD’s Rampart Station. While saying ...

Moore, now 63, joined LAPD in 1981, serving in numerous rank-and-file roles before he was promoted to captain in 1998. Among his assignments was the command of LAPD’s Rampart Division in the ...