A City Council committee will weigh rental aid and legal defense funds as Salvadoran TPS holders across LA face uncertainty over their status.

A federal judge rebuked Southwest's legal team over its dismissal bid, clearing the way for thousands of flight attendants to face a jury.

Matt O'Shea is stepping aside after four terms and endorsing chief of staff Erin Ross to succeed him in Beverly and Morgan Park.

Defending Education says the district's Latino Men and Boys program excludes white and female students. OUSD hasn't responded to the complaint.

Dozens picketed the Sheriff's Foundation launch at Balletto Winery, demanding Sheriff Eddie Engram cut all ties with ICE.

Rogers city hall has operated out of a public works building for 21 years while a new $39 million civic campus finally takes shape.

Retailers say a $100 fine is just the cost of doing business — Bill 52 could push penalties to $1,000 and jail time.

Measure B would fund fixes at a Beaumont school built in 1941, after two earlier bond attempts failed with voters.

Harris County ESD 9 blames new stations and staffing for the gap, with a tax vote and budget adoption both looming this month.

Debt interest payments are putting increasing pressure on the federal budget as gross national debt tops $40 trillion.

Sunbelt Produce Distributors can't buy or sell produce until March 2027 after stiffing 20 sellers nearly $2 million.

A unanimous appellate ruling blocks enforcement of Prop M, the voter-approved tax on vacant apartments that was blocked from taking effect. Possible further review means the litigation is not necessarily over.

USC will lay off web developers, network engineers and software staff at Viterbi this fall — the school's second mass cut since October.