Slain LA High School Football Star Highlighted In President Trump's Speech To Congress

The father of Jamiel Shaw II, an LA High School student killed by an immigrant, was a guest of the president during his Congressional speech

Today Is The Deadline To Request Vote-By-Mail Ballot In March Election

Several elections around Los Angeles County will appear on the March 7 ballot including the LA mayor's race along with school board seats.

LA Joins Suit Challenging Trump's Travel Ban

LA is aligning itself with groups fighting the legal battle against the president's travel ban affecting several Muslim-majority nations.

LA Mayor Eric Garcetti Blasts 'Dirty' Measure S Ad

A Measure S ad emailed to voters deceptively implied LA Mayor Eric Garcetti's support for the slow growth measure, he charged Wednesday.

LA City Attorney Demands Answers On Allegations Of Detainee Abuse At LAX

LA City Attorney accused the Trump administration of stonewalling about allegations of bribes and deplorable conditions for LAX detainees.

LA Mayoral Challenger Makes Housing Crisis Campaign's Central Issue

Mitchell Schwartz, a former Obama operative, is vying with incumbent Eric Garcetti for the mayor's seat by focusing on affordable housing.

Too 'Insane,' Too Unprepared: LA Officially Takes Dim View of Trump's Cabinet

The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to oppose 12 of President Donald Trump's cabinet nominees.

Federal Judge Halts Trump's Travel Ban at LAX

BREAKING: A judge in LA issued a restraining order preventing enforcement of President Trump's ban on travel from 7 Muslim-majority nations.

LA City Council Denounces EPA Nominee Scott Pruitt While Girding for Further Opposition

Los Angeles city leaders voted unanimously to oppose the appointment of a climate-change skeptic to head the EPA. More opposition to come.

New Law Makes It Easier For To Build Granny Flats In Pacific Palisades

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

California Gov. Jerry Brown Undergoing Radiation for Prostate Cancer

Gov. Jerry Brown is again battling prostate cancer, but the prognosis is good, according to a statement by the governor's office.

LA City Council's Opposition To Trump's EPA Pick Snowballs

The LA City Council set out to oppose President Trump's industry-friendly EPA pick only to discover their are many more nominees to oppose.

Early Poll Puts Gavin Newsom Ahead of Contenders for Governor in 2018

Early in the governor's race, Gavin Newsom leads, and undeclared candidates are coming in ahead of Antonio Villaraigosa.

You Might Be Paying Too Much in Property Taxes, Pacific Palisades!

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

County Votes to Support Planned Parenthood Against GOP Proposal to Defund It

Noting that Planned Parenthood serves 180,000 patients countywide, the LA Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to defend it.

Thousands March in Peaceful Los Angeles Protests Against Trump's Inauguration

The LAPD will be on maximum deployment as thousands are expected to brave the rain and march in protest of the incoming president.

Pacific Palisades Rep. Ted Lieu to Boycott Donald Trump's Inauguration Friday

Lieu's decision was announced Saturday after the president-elect scolded civil rights leader and Rep. John Lewis on Twitter.

LA Councilman Defends Proposal to Ban Childless Adults from Playgrounds

Facing scorn for a proposal to ban adults without children from playgrounds, Councilman Mitch O'Farrell said law is about improving safety.

Bizarre, Threatening Scribbles Rattle Los Angeles City Councilmembers

Police are trying to find out who left a sharp tool in City Council chambers with strange scribbles and dates written next to council names

California Takes on Feds in Lawsuit Challenging Fracking off the Coast

California's attorney general filed a lawsuit challenging the U.S. Department of Interior's claim that fracking poses no significant impact.

Bill Could Mean New Driving Restrictions on Anyone Under 21

A California lawmaker hopes to impose to restrictions on young drivers in hopes of curbing teen driving fatalities.

Evangelist Graham Claims Russians Didn’t Influence US Elections – God Did

A satirical look at current events!

County Approves 5-Year Plan to Alleviate Gender Inequality

LA County Supervisors approved a County Initiative on Women and Girls, requiring all departments reexamine policies affecting women.

LA Committee Releases $5.3 Billion Budget Plan to Host 2017 Olympics

Member's of the city's Olympic Committee says Olympic budget can be balance by reusing existing facilities instead of building new arenas.

LA's Era of Left-Leaning, Female Dominated Board of Supervisors Begins

Janice Hahn and Kathryn Barger will be sworn in Monday, creating a female and Democratic supermajority on the LA Board of Supervisors.

Trump Takes to Twitter Again to Attack Baldwin’s SNL Impersonation

A satirical look at current events!

Watch: Emotional Vin Scully, Ellen DeGeneres Awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom

Even the famous and legendary get emotional as President Obama awards the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest honor.

DWP Wants to Lease Your Rooftop for Solar Panels

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power plans to lease hundreds of rooftops across the city, paying homeowners for $30 per month.

DWP Refund Checks Headed Your Way, Pacific Palisades

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

California Death Penalty Measure: Early Returns Favor Keeping the Death Penalty

On the eve of election day, the polls showed voters split on whether to abolish or reform the death penalty.

Stunning Early Voting Turnout in LA Sets Records

Voters took advantage of early voting opportunities at a stunning level of turnout that defies the region's reputation for low turnout.

What Is Proposition 55? Voter Guide for 2016 California Measures

Proposition 55, the tax the rich extension, has Democratic support and the opposition of the Republican Party.

What Is Proposition 65? Voter Guide for 2016 California Measures

Proposition 65, the plastic bag ban fee allocation measure, confusingly competes with Proposition 67, which actually bans plastic bags.

Council Plans Ballot Measure to Repeal Medical Marijuana Ban

The move anticipates that voters will approve a measure to legalize recreational marijuana, forcing the city to adjust its regulations.

One Final Obamajam for LA: Tuesday's Motorcade Closures

President Barack Obama will attend a final fundraiser on LA's westside before heading back to Washington D.C. Tuesday.

California's Deadline to Register to Vote is Monday

If you want to vote for Trump or Clinton, legalizing marijuana, gun restrictions or the end of the death penalty, register to vote now.

Regal Cinemas Near Pacific Palisades 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.

Proposition 61: California Becomes Ground Zero in the Battle to Curb Drug Price Gouging

The entire nation is looking at California to see if it can lead the charge to curb drug company price gouging.

Check Your Mailbox, Pacific Palisades! 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.

Los Angeles 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.