The number is down nearly a percentage point from October.
The reconstructed 608-foot-long bridge in the Sepulveda Pass is 10 feet wider than its predecessor, according to Metro,
A ceremony is set for noon.
Former Culver City Mayor Christopher Armenta was second in the field of three Democrats with 36 percent.
If no candidate receives a majority, a runoff will be held Feb. 4 among the top two finishers.
President Barack Obama is visiting Los Angeles for three fundraisers and to visit DreamWorks.
As part of the "Bring Your Own Bag" campaign, stores will display placards warning shoppers of the impending ban -- involving Ralphs, Vons, Albertsons and Wal-Mart, among others.
The report "Los Angeles Solar and Efficiency Report: Atlas of Investment Potential for LA County," or LASER, was commissioned by the nonprofit Environmental Defense Fund and conducted by the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation.
Transportation agency does not believe Beverly Hills' multiple lawsuits will slow progress to complete first phases for Century City and Westwood stations.
If appeals fail, the university may have to vacate Jackie Robinson Stadium after the 2014 season.
A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.
A Catholic bishop of the Los Angeles Archdiocese claims one of the laws would create a two-tier health system.
Construction crews remove barricades on the ramp from eastbound Wilshire Boulevard to the northbound freeway.
The eastbound Wilshire to northbound I-405 “flyover” ramp is approximately three times the length of the original ramp.
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Several of the potentially at-risk buildings are in Westwood, according to an L.A. Times analysis.
Mayor Eric Garcetti, who supports the rideshare companies, had threatened to veto any decision to pursue an appeal.
If appeals fail, the university may have to vacate the stadium after the 2014 season.
Councilman Paul Koretz asks his colleagues to join the taxi industry in challenging new regulations allowing phone-app-enabled rideshare companies to operate in California.
In December 2011, several brand-new vertical retaining walls crumpled, creating a bizarre and not-very-reassuring sight to hundreds of thousands of persons driving between the Westside and the San Fernando Valley daily.
The City Council is expected to discuss a motion by Koretz that would instruct the City Attorney to submit the "necessary filings to preserve the city's right to appeal" the California Public Utility Commission's decision.
Assemblymember Bloom says if all of the Westside cities begin to develop their own bike share programs independently, it could take many years before compatibility issues are resolved.
A report by The Los Angeles Times claims hundreds of concrete buildings in Los Angeles County won't withstand a major earthquake.
Southern Californians must make a concerted effort to cut back on water use, state officials say.
A task force will be created to encourage collaboration between city departments.
A poll shows a positive approval rating for Los Angeles' new mayor.
Garcetti attended a tech summit geared towards improving city governance.
Analyst reports the government shutdown has not impacted the city yet.
Services such as senior meal services could lose funding if the shutdown continues past November.
Publishing nude photos with the "intent to cause serious emotional distress" violates a "revenge porn" law signed Tuesday by Governor Jerry Brown and may result in up to six months in jail and/or $1,000 fine.
The City Council says only people who can prove "substantial and ongoing" ties to a neighborhood can be elected.
The passport office in Westwood remained open on Tuesday.
The ballot measure calls for the creation of a city health department.
Rewards of up to $50,000 will be offered for information on hit-and-run crimes.
Mitchell represents Century City and other West Los Angeles communities in the 26th State Senate district.
The film czar is responsible for "making L.A. the best possible location for production," the mayor said.
The motion calls for not one, but two NFL teams to come to Los Angeles.