Caller Threatens To Shoot Reporters In Los Angeles

A caller to the Associated Press Los Angeles bureau Wednesday threatened, "At some point, we're just gonna start shooting you..."

Chatsworth Fire Victims Can Get Property Tax Breaks

People who endured property damage in recent wildfires may be able to get tax refunds or lowered tax bills, said the county assessor.

Proposed Weed Tax Aims To Revitalize Drug War Communities

LA leaders are looking to put a measure before voters asking them to approve a marijuana tax to help communities ravaged by the drug war.

Southland Republicans Targeted With Family Separation Protests

As protests erupted across the Southland over the Trump administration's separations of children and parents, Republicans faced heat.

Street Racing 'Takeovers' Plaguing The Valley Prompts Crackdown

As street racers stage "street takeovers" across the San Fernando Valley, city leaders are exploring new ways to tackle the problem.

Assembly Race Results: Chris Holden Gains 64% Of Votes

Assemblyman Chris Holden leads in the race to hold his seat, while Democrat Jesse Gabriel is topping the race in the 45th Assembly District.

California Governor's Race 2018: It's Newsom Vs. Cox

Gavin Newsom won the primary in the California Governor's race, and he's headed for a November showdown with Republican John Cox.

CA-25 House Candidates on Education Issues

Jess Phoenix and Katie Hill answer questions about federal education policy as they seek to replace incumbent Steve Knight.

Polls Show​ Governor's Race Slipping Away From Villaraigosa

The latest polls show former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa​ being edged out of the governor's race by Republican John Cox.

CA-30 House Candidate Jon Pelzer on Education

If this candidate is able to take the second spot in the June 5, primary he would set up a debate between progressives and establishment.

What Is Proposition 69? California Voter Guide 2018

Proposition 69, or the lockbox amendment, requires lawmakers to spend new gas tax revenue on transportation projects.

San Fernando Valley's Growing Threat: 'Street Takeover' Racing

"Street takeovers," where drag racers by the hundreds take over intersections, are getting worse said Councilman Englander.

LA County City Becomes First To Align With Trump On Sanctuary

Santa Clarita voted to align with President Trump in opposing the state's so-called sanctuary law, becoming the first in LA County to do so.

LA Sues Drug Companies For Opioid Crisis

With 4.6 million opioids prescribed one year in a city with 10 million people, LA is suing nine drug companies, alleging illegal practices.

City To Tinker With Garcetti's 9.86 Billion Budget Proposal

During two weeks of public hearings, the city will iron out the mayor's budget proposal which includes an $800 million increase this year.

LA Leader Seeks To Sue Waze For Endangering Northridge

Los Angeles city leaders are increasingly aggravated with the traffic App Waze for the traffic it sends racing along side streets.

Race To Rep Northridge Goes To Runoff Between Teen And Lawyer

Jesse Gabriel fell short of the 50 percent of votes needed in the 45th Assembly District to avoid a runoff with a Republican CSUN student.

Collecting Campaign Cash is Not a Progressive Value

Jesse Gabriel says that he is the progressive candidate in Tuesday's special election. The money trail tells a different story.

California Primaries: Everything You Need To Know

Primary election day is coming up, and so are your voter registration deadlines to vote in the gubernatorial and congressional races.

Ankur Patel Will Defend Public Ed in the California Assembly

On April 3, voters in Assembly District 45 will go to the polls in a special election to replace charter industry favorite Matt Dababneh.

Reward Offered For Northridge Killer

Police identified Derek Bryan Dominguez as the suspect in a New Year's Eve murder in Northridge, offering a $50,000 reward for his arrest.

School Security—No Easy Answers

Schools are pretty much on their own to find ways to keep their students safe.

Dennis Zine Drops Out Of Race For Valley's Assembly District 45

Citing a "great opportunity" former Councilman Dennis Zine dropped his assembly candidacy but will still appear on the April 3 ballot.

LA City Leaders Take Aim At Controversial Trash-Hauling Program

City Councilmembers say it's time to hold underperforming waste haulers accountable as the controversial RecycLA program racks up complaints

Abandoned City Properties Could Become Homeless Shelters

The Los Angeles City Council voted to consider converting city properties such as a former library into homeless shelters.

Creek Fire's Mass Horse Deaths Prompts Calls For Change

After 29 horses died in last month's San Fernando Valley wildfire, the City Council voted to address shortcomings to evacuation strategies.

Initiative Aims To Tax The Rich To Make California Colleges Free

Signature-gathering began for an initiative to tax wealthy estate properties to pay for tuition for all UC, Cal State and community colleges

A Congressman Votes Against the Interests of His Constituents

The House tax bill eliminates the ability of taxpayers to deduct losses from fires and earthquakes, but Steve Knight still voted for it.

Trump's End To Net Neutrality Goes Against Values: Councilwoman

Two Los Angeles Council members want to oppose the president's plan to end net neutrality.

Reward Offered For SFV Killer Of Pioneering Punker 'Freak'

The LA Board of Supervisors if offering $10,000 for information leading to the person who stabbed Frederick "Freak" Smith​ in a crowded park

Assemblyman Raul Bocanegra Resigns Over Sexual Harassment Claims

San Fernando Valley Assemblyman Raul Bocanegra will quit immediately amid allegations that he sexually harassed women: BREAKING.

LA Radio Host Accuses Sen. Al Franken Of Groping Her

Los Angeles radio personality Leeann Tweeden said the sentaor forced an unwanted kiss and groped her during a USO Tour 11 years ago.

Tax Overhaul Puts California Republicans In Tight Spot

The Republican tax plan would eliminate several deductions used by millions of Californians, risking backlash from voters.

Mayor Eric Garcetti Ducks Questions About 2020 Presidential Bid

LA Mayor Eric Garcetti says he is not strongly considering a presidential bid in 2020 even though he appears to be acting like a contender.

Homeless Shelter For Women Approved For SF Valley

The new facility, approved by the L.A. County Board of Supervisors, will in the Sylmar Armory and open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Not Presidential Candidate Eric Garcetti Hamptons With Megadonor

After a vacation campaigning for a mayor in New Hampshire, Mayor Eric Garcetti meets with megadonors, all while not running for president.

Despite Bluster, North Korea Can't Bomb U.S. Yet, USC Expert Claims

North Korea's strategic ballistic missiles still can't reach California, a USC professor of international relations said Tuesday: BREAKING.

Sanctuary Crackdown Is Problematic For LA, City Attorney Says

Trump's sanctuary city policy is confusing and probably requires LA to violate the Fourth Amendment, said LA City Attorney Mike Feuer.

LA County May Soon Require Cool Roofs

The Board of Supervisors took a step toward requiring new buildings to have energy-saving cool roofs Tuesday.

Gas Co. Restarts Aliso Canyon After Court Rejects County's Case

Southern California Gas Co. officials announced it has resumed the process of injecting gas into the basin: BREAKING.