Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass supports the Public Safety Committee's backing of Jim McDonnell as LAPD Chief. The committee, led by Monica Rodriguez, recommends his nomination for full City Council vote.

Governor Newsom announces over $827 million to aid local California communities in fighting homelessness, with strict accountability and transparency measures.

Rancho Palos Verdes residents affected by land movement have a new $42 million buyout program available, offering market value compensation for damaged properties.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced a $412 million EPA grant for zero-emission initiatives at the Port of Los Angeles, aiming to reduce pollution and promote sustainable infrastructure.

Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles prepare to monitor seven counties during the November 5 election, with a focus on protecting voter rights and election integrity.

Families of fallen LAPD officers demand Ysabel Jurado withdraw from council race over her anti-police remarks.

California Governor proposes to increase the state's film and TV tax credit from $330 million to $750 million to maintain competitiveness and support local industry workers.

Gov. Newsom urges CARB to study a new gas blend with more ethanol to cut fuel costs in California, possibly saving Californians $2.7 billion annually and reducing certain emissions.

Mayor Karen Bass and federal officials visited Barbershop Lopez in East Hollywood, highlighting support for Black- and Latino-owned small businesses and announcing increased federal funding for local enterprises.

Manhattan Beach announces Talyn Mirzakhanian as the selected new City Manager after Bruce Moe's retirement. She was appointed following a nationwide search with over 50 applicants.

Los Angeles has prepared for the World Series with traffic control, increased public transport, and security measures, as outlined by Mayor Karen Bass' office.

In a move that highlights tensions between editorial independence and ownership influence, Mariel Garza, editorials editor of the Los Angeles ...

Santa Monica has acquired an $8 million grant for SaMo Bridge, a diversion program aiming to rehabilitate instead of incarcerate low-level offenders by providing them with support services.