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.

Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do will plead guilty to taking bribes over $550,000 and directing COVID-19 relief funds to a nonprofit tied to his daughter.

LA City Council candidate Ysabel Jurado faces backlash for saying "F--- the police" in leaked audio from a Cal State LA event, while defending her public safety commitment.

California launches a 10,000-member service corps to support communities, with programs focusing on education, disaster recovery, food security, and climate action. Governor Newsom highlights the blend of community service and education benefits.

Glendale has granted $1 million to tech startups through Go-BIZ to support the growth of local businesses and innovation, highlighting the success of similar past programs.

The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office receives a $1.7 million grant for DUI training and prosecution, aiming to enhance justice for victims and deter impaired driving.

Tiena Johnson Hall has been appointed by Mayor Karen Bass as the new General Manager of the Los Angeles Housing Department to address affordable housing and homelessness.

Mayor Karen Bass appoints new commissioners to L.A.'s Board of Public Works, ensuring the city's readiness for major events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the 2028 Olympics.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass signs a directive to improve city infrastructure, including street repairs and park clean-ups, as LA prepares for international events.

Los Angeles City Attorney's office found "insufficient evidence" to file charges in the racist recording scandal involving former council president Nury Martinez. No further individuals have been named or charged.

Fullerton City Council candidate Scott Markowitz faces charges for falsifying nomination signatures, which could disqualify him from office, even if elected.