Supervisor Kathryn Barger says Altadena residents should not be victimized twice. The FAIR Plan is now the third insurer under county scrutiny.

Jill Fields says she was pushed out after refusing to help investigate people using megaphones to warn neighbors about ICE raids.

Micah Reed says his two-month power and water bill topped $3,300 — and thousands of Angelenos are chiming in with similar stories.

The Los Angeles nonprofit agreed to pay $1.44 million to resolve allegations it used bad diagnosis codes to boost Medicare Advantage payments.

Lawmakers and union leaders gathered in Glendale to push a federal film tax credit competing with 65 countries luring productions away.

Sanders told a downtown LA crowd Proposition 40 is the most important measure in the country, but ironworkers in La Palma chanted “No on 40.”

Mayor Karen Bass called the president's Nebraska rally remarks dangerous as San Diego's mayor said his city is “not expendable.”

Steve Hilton faces LA journalists Tuesday as ballots go out — but Becerra's chair may sit empty.

Steve Hilton says Xavier Becerra's origin story is fiction, but the obituary tells a more tangled tale.

The downtown L.A. lender just swallowed seven Southern California branches and billions in new deposits from SMBC MANUBANK.

Both LA mayoral hopefuls say the homelessness system is broken, but they split hard on density, short-term rentals and policing.

Seoul's high court sided again with the singer once known as Yoo Seung-jun, but his 2002 entry ban status remains murky.

Salary hikes and class-size caps remain unresolved as Pasadena Unified cites a county-monitored fiscal crisis.