Prop. 50 has passed. Here's how residents in Los Angeles County voted on the measure.
The 57 new actions added into the 2025 plan focus on topics such as climate resilience, housing stability and environmental justice.
The City Council has instructed city departments to analyze how SB 79 will impact Los Angeles.
Here's everything you need to know about the Nov. 4 Statewide Special Election in Los Angeles County.
U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli in Southern California has been disqualified from several cases for overstaying his temporary appointment.
LA is preparing for a potential federal investigation into the city's response during January's wildfires.
The settlement is on top of an earlier $4 billion settlement reached on behalf of roughly 11,000 claimants.
"LA is prepared and ready to win and we urge everyone to celebrate safely and responsibly," Mayor Karen Bass said.
Deputy Chief Jaime Moore will replace Interim Chief Ronnie Villanueva, who filled the post following Bass' firing of Chief Kristin Crowley.
The U.S. Department of Justice has determined six voting jurisdictions will be monitored ahead of the general election.
A new report issued Wednesday examines ongoing efforts in Los Angeles County to support LGBTQ+ individuals and organizations.
Here's how fire officials think Los Angeles should spend money in the aftermath of the Palisades and Eaton fires.
David Huerta was protesting outside a business where federal agents were investigating suspected immigration violations when he was arrested
Some 40 rallies are planned across Los Angeles County this weekend.
Ten protests against the Trump administration are planned for Los Angeles County.
Among other things, the move allows for rent relief for tenants who have fallen behind because of the crackdown on immigrants.
The law overrides local zoning standards, allowing taller and more dense housing near specific transit stops in Los Angeles.
The mayor says the one-time exemption will make it easier for fire victims to sell their properties.
Trash pickup is about to get more expensive in Los Angeles.
One of the Southland's busiest airports is without any air traffic controllers Monday evening, according to authorities.
The man sat in a sedan with two signs in the windshield that said "I NEED UR HELP D TRUMP U.S. VET." and "Don't Want To Hurt No Body."
The City Council is considering a ban on LA employees doing work for immigration enforcement agencies.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris spoke in Los Angeles this week.
A SoCal dentist is facing backlash after a video surfaced of her joking about denying pain-relieving gas for her liberal patients.
The mayor had proposed more than 1,600 layoffs as part of an effort to eliminate a nearly $1 billion budget deficit.
Unions and political leaders say the fallout over Kimmel’s remarks shows how government pressure can undermine democracy.
"It is insane," the former Republican governor and movie star said of Prop. 50.
"We must send a message to this administration that CA is strong, united and fearless in the face of autocracy," one councilwoman said.
A new project turning waves from the ocean into renewable energy has launched at the Port of Los Angeles on Tuesday morning.
Gregory Bovino's fall and rise illustrates how immigration policy, tactics and messaging have changed under President Donald Trump.
A judge has denied a couple's desire to demolish Marilyn Monroe's former home, which the city has declared a cultural landmark.
Brush-clearing goats could be coming to a hillside near you.
The landlord was accused of turning dozens of rental units into an underground hotel.
The judge's decision comes as Trump has discussed National Guard deployments in Democratic-led cities like Chicago, Baltimore and New York.
Rallies were held throughout L.A. County as part of the nationwide Labor Day effort billed by organizers as "stop the billionaire takeover."
"Ensuring that city employees do not participate in immigration enforcement agency actions is critical to maintaining community trust."
"Spying on people engaged in peaceful protest is unconstitutional, dangerous, and a direct attack on democracy," one councilwoman said.
Amid a housing crisis, local leaders say they're concerned a plan to increase density near transit stops would go too far.
A DHS statement said the driver struck two U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents as he drove away Saturday, prompting one agent to fire.