Several hundred packed the Hollywood Palladium as Becerra sought to close out his bid to become California's first Latino governor since 1875.

Organizers have until February 2027 to collect signatures from 15% of District 8 voters to force a recall vote.

A Santa Rosa Junior College student waited over a month for aid while a Pierce College student skipped textbooks starting at $64.

Measure LA could let the City Council eliminate the five-member board that approves 85% of LA's construction contracts.

Senior adviser Jamie Callahan will steer a dozen-plus state agencies as 2 million visitors loom over LA's 2028 Games.

A settlement resolves allegations that SCE billed thousands of households deposits during COVID-era protections that barred the practice.

The Midnight Mission says locked storage is standard — but photos show otherwise, and a candidate calls it treating ballots like junk mail.

Heather Hutt wants a 45-day pause on new karaoke permits and $75,000 for LAPD overtime in Koreatown.

Michael Mosselli and Marty Meier closed their Long Beach paint-and-sip shop after a merchant cash advance ballooned into tens of thousands owed.

One council member broke ranks on the car-wash ban, while the other three bans passed unanimously after a heated hearing.

Chevron would more than double what it pays El Segundo, with annual checks climbing to $33 million by year 11.

The billionaire developer reversed course on LA's mayoral race, citing Palisades rebuilding progress and LAPD staffing.

LAUSD substantiated all 11 allegations against Canoga Park High staff, ordering flyers and posters removed by Thursday.