Inglewood just opened public comment on a sweeping zoning rewrite that could reshape downtown and the Hollywood Park corridor.

A witness says Mayor James Butts put his arm around a visibly tense high school dancer at a voter event. Activists want him gone before November.

Only Hawaii pays more per kilowatt-hour, the analysis claims — and Gov. Newsom's office is pushing back hard.

Affected California LifeLine customers in qualifying declared disaster areas may avoid losing discounted phone service solely because they are offline.

A fresh PPIC survey shows Becerra leading among independents while Hilton leads in the Central Valley, 52% to 46%, as Hilton calls the numbers misleading.

Only five candidates showed up to face questions on the budget and lawsuits, while conservative slate-mates gathered at a private meet-and-greet instead.

A federal appeals panel says Jewish parents and teachers can rewrite their case against a contested ethnic studies curriculum used in some LA classrooms.

A new state lawsuit says the museum's $24 million Adam and Eve panels should go back to a Holocaust dealer's heir.

A judge found nearly 80% of reviewed arrest records skipped required flight-risk checks entirely.

The unanimous vote follows a summer of ICE raids that sparked protests across Orange County's only sanctuary city.

Gov. Newsom signed the bill at SAG-AFTRA's LA headquarters, calling out companies that sell products with performers who aren't real people.

Alyssa Milano and Lisa Ann Walter lead a Bergamot Station gathering honoring Steinem, just 15 days after her death.

Town council members say no record of public comment exists for Altadena's camera network as a new Flock contract is negotiated.