A woman who admitted to punching her wife was handed a conditional discharge for a year, a court heard on Monday. The prosecution told a court presided over by Magistrate Joseph Gatt how, on ...

Bail was not requested and a protection order was issued in favour of the minor. Court was presided over by magistrate Joseph Gatt. Lawyer Silvan Pulis appeared for the accused.

Hundreds of people in Rome joined celebrations organized by the Parish Basilica of St. Joseph al Trionfale in Rome to celebrate the March 19 solemnity of St. Joseph. A St. Joseph’s procession ...

Aiming to unite Christian scholars and theologians worldwide to study and communicate St. Joseph’s role in God’s plan of salvation history. (L-R) Guido Reni's St. Joseph. Father Edward Looney ...

Joseph Wambaugh, whose experience as an LAPD officer enabled him to bring a warts-and-all realism to his novels about policing and the movies and TV shows like “Police Story,” died Friday in ...

By Robert D. McFadden Joseph Wambaugh, the master storyteller of police dramas, whose books, films and television tales powerfully caught the hard psychic realities of lonely street cops and ...

Before Joseph Wambaugh came along, the unofficial bard of the Los Angeles Police Department was Jack Webb, whose unsmiling Sgt. Joe Friday peppered every episode of “Dragnet” with homilies ...

Joseph Wambaugh, the writer who mined his years as a Los Angeles Police Department patrolman for a series of bestselling crime books including The Onion Field, The New Centurions, The Blue Knight ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. St Joseph, the husband of Mary, mother of Jesus, exerts a powerful and enduring influence on the Christian imagination. His feast ...

Joseph Wambaugh, a retired Los Angeles Police Department detective turned bestselling author known for his novels journeying into the world of police work and crime, died Friday at his residence ...

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 ...