A new county system found nearly 1,000 planes missing from the tax roll — a haul that could add roughly $3.5 billion in assessed value and about $38 million in tax revenue.

Federal officials ordered Sable to restart coastal pipelines that were shut after the 2015 Refugio spill; California regulators have denied park access and moved to fight back.

LAUSD authorized preliminary layoff notices after projecting an $877M shortfall, focusing cuts on central-office jobs while unions threaten a strike.

Tonight's West Hollywood council meeting centers on a $5M housing trust grant, a $2.13M Pride production addendum and an ordinance to protect family and relationship structures.

Tom Steyer brought his "Shared Prosperity" town hall to Culver City, centering his pitch on housing, health and energy costs as the June primary approaches.

The LA County Board instructed DCFS and partners to fold AB 495 guidance into family-preparedness materials, prioritizing translations and reunification information for immigrant households.

WADA is weighing a rule that could try to exclude U.S. officials — including President Trump — from Los Angeles 2028 amid a dispute over millions in unpaid dues.

Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson said a traffic stop of his city vehicle felt racially motivated; Los Angeles School Police say officers issued a citation for a moving violation.

A Palisades couple has sued LAUSD and Superintendent Alberto Carvalho, saying a district ‘secrecy’ policy kept them from knowing their child’s gender identity before the teen’s 2024 suicide. The suit arrives amid federal findings and recent court rulings on parental notification.

Subpoenas in a whistleblower suit produced almost no texts between Hydee Feldstein Soto and a deputy, prompting claims that messages were deleted or withheld.

A statewide Prop 64 youth‑prevention program is at the center of a fight over roughly $370 million in cannabis‑tax grants. Officials call it prevention; critics call it political organizing.

A federal push to let ICE request certain Medicaid enrollment details has clinics on edge and patients weighing whether routine care is worth the risk.

ABC7 and USC will bring six gubernatorial candidates to a March 24 debate in Los Angeles as the June primary approaches.