Streets For All says palms guzzle water and barely cool LA streets — and its founder is also backing Nithya Raman for mayor.

The city's two dozen hotels generate $28 million a year in bed taxes, and a union leader says the new law skips real worker demands.

A City Council committee will weigh rental aid and legal defense funds as Salvadoran TPS holders across LA face uncertainty over their status.

USC will lay off web developers, network engineers and software staff at Viterbi this fall — the school's second mass cut since October.

Only a quarter of Torrance classrooms have air conditioning, while neighboring Long Beach is racing toward 90% coverage by 2027.

A judge cleared two former LACCD leaders of personal liability, but Dr. Sandra Lee's case against the district itself proceeds to a March 2027 trial.

UNITE HERE Local 11 picked four candidates for three council seats, citing a 2021 vote that let the non-union Shore Hotel expand.

Nearly 200,000 enlisted USAA policyholders could see refunds if the state's high court takes up the case and rejects the insurer's rate defense.

Andrew Gruel and Gracey Van Der Mark each got $5,900 from the police union before voting for its 17% raise deal.

A Yale professor's 2020 line about a “racist gravy train” is fueling anger over UCLA Law's 25th-anniversary 9/11 event.

Kid Cudi's lawyer says axing M.I.A. from his Rebel Ragers Tour was protected artistic choice, not a publicity stunt.

The Vignes Street center has already aided over 12,000 people since 2024 — now it's getting a permanent three-story home.

Brittany Gibson claims USC pushed her out after she flagged a student loan denial that broke federal rules.