Trustee Amie Stewart denies shoving board president Mayra Garza as the Bellflower board votes to censure her.

CSUF economists say AI is propping up California's economy while Orange County payrolls barely move and housing stays squeezed.

The downtown LA stop is set to be renamed for a formerly enslaved woman who became a major landowner. Veterans advocates warn Pershing's legacy is being erased.

A split council vote sends the fate of Bell Gardens' public water system to the ballot, with two members warning residents could lose control.

Council members split 11-3 on directing the city to identify funding for a feasibility study for a city-owned bank, years after similar money got swept back into reserves.

Six survivor groups and Austin Beutner gave Ben Allen and Jane Kim until Monday to commit to full contamination testing.

A Ninth Circuit panel granted the former sheriff qualified immunity in a lawsuit over projectiles fired at South LA demonstrators.

The 49-year-old attorney, a former Planning Commission chair, says fiscal oversight and affordability top his agenda.

Geoffrey Baum, a former Pasadena City College trustee, is back, facing La Cañada commissioner Francis Pollara in November.

The Pasadena supervisor wants a 90-day continuation of specific Item 18 recommendations on new county offices and is asking colleagues to pledge they won't run for the executive post.

Planning commissioners sided with Citrus Square neighbors, capping Beis Medrash of Hancock Park at 75 worshippers and 30 kids in daycare.

The county supervisor cites post-Palisades Fire friction with Bass in backing Raman across the Westside and Valley.

Measure RR ties eviction eligibility to HUD rent estimates, but a $6,000 median debt means most cases keep moving forward.