The city owns hundreds of square miles of land in the Owens Valley, which is more than 200 miles away from Los Angeles.
Secretary John Kelly also stressed that ICE conducts such operations "regularly and has for many years."
A new law that aims to ease the housing crisis by reducing the burden and cost of building "granny flats" is now in effect.
Los Angeles County Assessor Jeffrey Prang said nearly 400,000 homeowners are blowing off an easy tax exemption.
City Hall gadfly Wayne Spindler was exercising his freedom of speech when sent drawings of a lynching and a slur to the Council president.
Garcetti is also scheduled to meet with with Mexico's secretary of foreign affairs to discuss immigration and climate change policy.
A court-appointed monitor has verified at least $67.5 million in refunds owed DWP customers in the aftermath of the overbilling scandal.
A Nov. 8 initiative would extend tax increases on the wealthiest Californians with 89 percent of the tax revenue going to K-12 schools.
The free showing of the live debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald will start at 6 p.m. ET Wednesday in Alhambra and at LA Live.
The end is near. That is, the end of this election season is finally upon us. County election officials are sending out the mail-in ballots.
City to use GPS sensors to reduce the number of unnecessary street sweeping tickets issued throughout Los Angeles.
The alert by the California Independent System Operator asks residents to cut back their power use, especially during the hours of 2 to 9 pm
The Board of Supervisors voted to put a measure on the epic November ballot, asking voters to approve a 1.5 cent property tax increase.
A man who submitted doodles of a lynching and the KKK to the City Council's first black President is suing the city for $775,000.
The "Mayor's Cup" competition is seeking solutions to some of Los Angeles' challenges. Oct. 15 deadline. Put on your thinking caps!
Displaced residents claim they aren't being reimbursed fast enough. Judge halted gas-leak clean-up, further complicating crisis.
Contractor "neither equipped nor trained for proper cleaning." Judge had ordered SoCal Gas Co. to pay for cleanup of thousands of homes.
A City Hall critic allegedly drew a burning cross, a noose, KKK symbols and a racial slur on a public comment card he then submitted.
The Gas Co. has leased apartments to move Porter Ranch families to in lieu of hotels.
A 2 1/2-mile stretch of the Hollywood (101) Freeway will be closed until Sunday afternoon.
The early warning system could give residents a few more seconds of notice of an impending earthquake.
Trump, Cruz, Bush and Christie will hold fundraisers throughout LA Today.
As leaders react to the president's speech on terrorism along partisan lines, Mayor Eric Garcetti calls on residents to denounces hatred.
City officials are considering the possibility of halting trash pick during heavy storms this winter to keep storm drains clear.
A lawsuit alleges the city enforces requirements on oil drilling in wealthy Westside neighborhoods but not in minority communities.
Ten homes will be used in a city and county experiment to capture rain from rooftops for reuse instead of letting it wash out to sea.
The county is drafting an ordinance that would allow a shame campaign targeting sex purchasers, namely those soliciting minors.
California could lose about $200 million each year in federal highway funds, but are 18-year-olds mature enough to drink?
City and federal leaders today grappled the dangers posed by a spiking homeless population as the region braces for a monster El Nino year.
The City Council voted to draft a new law that would raise the cap on cats per household from three to five.
A Los Angeles City Council committee pushed forward a measure today that would make gun owners responsible for safe storage of weapons.
Bruce Lisker, exonerated after 26 years in prison based on falsified evidence, has reached a tentative settlement.
A series of community meetings around the city Saturday will seek your input on how to spend tax dollars in LA.
City leaders are encouraging backyard beekeeping in Los Angeles, where, apparently, bees thrive far from the dangers of crop dusting.
The LA City Council approved a law that makes it a crime for drone operators to interfere with police, fire and airport operations.
The city will also consider plans for renters to help landlords with earthquake retrofitting costs.
County leaders agree to spend $905K to open some shelters six weeks early, and keep all shelters open 24 hours during major storms.
County supervisors vote 3-2 to raise minimum wage in unincorporated areas to $15 per hour by 2020. Small business get a year's break.
The Secretary of State approved a signature gathering process for a measure that would tax homes worth more than $3 million.