Measure H, Homeless Aid Sales Tax Increase, Passing By Thin Margin

With enough ballots to change the outcome still left to count, it appears Angelenos approved a sales tax increase to fund anti-homelessness

Marine Corps Nude Photo Scandal Victims Speak Out: 'We Will Not Be Silenced'

Two women featured on a secret Marines Facebook page with nude photos and threats aimed at female enlistees are demanding justice: BREAKING.

Measure S Camp Under Fire For 'Misleading' Tactics

The Yes on Measure S camp got two cease and desist letters for misleading flyers this week from the city attorney and sheriff's department.

DWP Staffer Pleads No Contest to Embezzling $4 Million From Taxpayers

A technician for the LA Department of Water and Power will likely be required to repay more than $4 million and may face prison time.

LA Food Truck Operators Could Face Graduated Fines

Food truck operators who park in illegal spots could face a graduated system of fines if the LA City Council passes a new ordinance.

LA Leaders Vote to Fight Trump On Immigration From Multiple Fronts

The Council approved motions funding aid for immigrants, opposing religious tests for citizenship and bracing for federal fund withholding.

Obama Endorses Mayor Eric Garcetti For Reelection

Former President Barack Obama made Eric Garcetti his first high-profile endorsement since leaving office.

New Law Makes It Easier For To Build Granny Flats In North Hollywood

A new law that aims to ease the housing crisis by reducing the burden and cost of building "granny flats" is now in effect.

You Might Be Paying Too Much in Property Taxes, North Hollywood-Toluca Lake!

Los Angeles County Assessor Jeffrey Prang said nearly 400,000 homeowners are blowing off an easy tax exemption.

Governor Declares State Of Emergency For Rain-Ravaged Los Angeles

The series of storms that culminated with Sunday's record-setting rainfall caused millions of dollars in damage to the region.

Storms Leave Thousands Across Los Angeles without Power

BREAKING: Tens of thousands of residents were left without power Sunday and Monday after a powerful storm battered the region.

Thousands March in LA in Protest of Trump's Inauguration

Two different Donald Trump protest marches were drenched in rain but remained peaceful Friday.

Amid Campaign Financing Scandal, LA Looks at 'Clean Money' Proposal

Councilman Mike Bonin is proposing a new campaign finance law including increased public funding amid an uproar over developer donations.

Meryl Streep Takes Aim At Trump; Trump Takes To Twitter

Using dueling bully pulpits of the Golden Globes and Twitter, actress Meryl Streep and President-elect Donald Trump went head to head.

Alert: 5 Freeway Closures Planned through New Year's Eve

Portions of the Golden State (5) Freeway between the Hollywood (170) Freeway and the Kern County line will be each night.

Gov. Jerry Brown Pardons Dozens of LA Area Convicts

Dozens of Southlanders with convictions for everything from drugs to kidnapping and robbery, will get a fresh start.

LA's Neighborhoods Divided on Controversial Plan to Legalize Street Vending

LA's neighborhoods are evenly divided on plans to legalize street vending amid concerns current law opens immigrant vendors to deportation.

Trump Eyes LA Lawyer Debra Wong Yang to Chair Securities and Exchange Commission

President-elect Donald Trump is rumored to be considering LA native and former U.S. attorney Debra Wong Yang for Wall Street's top cop.

LA City Councilman David Ryu Mulls Congressional Bid for Becerra's Seat

David Ryu is the only LA councilman to publicly consider a run for the seat to be vacated by Xavier Becerra's attorney general appointment.

DWP Refund Checks Headed Your Way, North Hollywood-Toluca Lake

A court-appointed monitor has verified at least $67.5 million in refunds owed DWP customers in the aftermath of the overbilling scandal.

Did California Legalize Recreational Marijuana? Proposition 64 Is Passing in Early Returns

California's Proposition 64 appears poised to pass, making California the largest state to legalize the drug for recreational use.

What Is Proposition 52? Voter Guide for 2016 California Measures

Proposition 52, the hospital fee measure, has bipartisan support. It's chief opponents are the Libertarian Party.

Judge: Ex-L.A. Councilman Alarcon May be Retried on Perjury, Voter Fraud Charges

Former Los Angeles City Councilman Richard Alarcon and his wife can be retried on voter fraud and perjury charges, a judge ruled Friday.

DA Investigates Donations to the Mayor and Council Members Linked to Developer

An LA Times investigation questions the legality of hundreds of thousands in campaign donations tied to a developer of a major LA project.

City Considers Scrapping Columbus Day in Favor of Native American Day

A controversial proposal to replace Columbus Day with a city holiday celebrating Native Americans is heading to the City Council.

California Kids Vote Hillary Clinton for President

Scholastic's poll of kids across the country included California youth, and they're with her over Donald Trump.

Obama Motorcade Triggers Hollywood Road Closures Monday

President Obama will be in town Monday and Tuesday, and police are warning drivers to steer clear of these closures.

Obama Motorcade to Affect Your Monday Drive

President Obama will be in town Monday and Tuesday, and police are warning drivers to steer clear of these closures.

Regal Cinemas Near North Hollywood-Toluca Lake to Show the Presidential Debate Wednesday

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.

Rigged Election? Not Possible, Says LA County Registrar

LA County Clerk Dean Logan, who oversees the nation's largest jurisdiction, says a national hack is impossible, and police guard ballots.

Check Your Mailbox, North Hollywood-Toluca Lake! Your Ballot's in the Mail

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.

North Hollywood's Councilman David Ryu Decries Fox News' 'Racist' Chinatown Segment

Los Angeles' only Asian-American councilman called out the "The O'Reilly Factor" for "racist, bigoted and divisive" Chinatown segment.

Nobody Drives in LA? City Should Be Leader in Driverless Cars, Councilman Urges

Famed for its car culture, Los Angeles needs to get ahead of the driverless car technology, said Councilman David Ryu.

County to Reevaluate Child Protective Services after Death of Emaciated Boy

County officials vote to re-evaluate social worker tools after an emaciated 11-year-old died despite numerous abuse reports.

$22 Million Pedestrian Tunnel Unveiled at Busy North Hollywood Intersection

The new tunnel is expected to shave five minutes off the commute time for Metroline passengers.

Tired of Street Sweeping Tickets, North Hollywood? Help Is on the Way

City to use GPS sensors to reduce the number of unnecessary street sweeping tickets issued throughout Los Angeles.

L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti Praises Hillary Clinton at DNC in Philadelphia

Garcetti said local leaders like himself are supporting the Democratic presidential nominee because she will get down to brass tacks.

Turn Down that AC, North Hollywood-Toluca Lake! 'Flex Alert' Issued for Broiling Heat Wave

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

Recall Effort Against North Hollywood's Embattled Councilman Fails

Opponents who accused Councilman Paul Krekorian of favoring outside business interests over community concerns failed their recall effort.

Nasty Stomach Virus Lands California Republicans Under Quarantine at GOP Convention

At least 12 of California's Republican staffers are quarantined as the potential for a norovirus outbreak casts a shadow over the revelry.