LA's 'Unhackable' Voting System Will Give You 11 Days To Vote

The new voting system rolling out in LA is touchscreen, tied to a paper ballot, multi-lingual and allows voters to vote where convenient.

Volunteers Still Needed For Pacific Palisades Homeless Count

As the Homeless Services Authority embarks on its homeless count, there are areas such as Pacific Palisades where volunteers are lacking.

LA Backs Off Controversial NRA Law

After a legal challenge by the NRA, the LA City Council voted to repeal a law that would have required contractors to disclose NRA ties.

LAPD On Alert Amid Escalating Tension With Iran

Iran's leader called for vengeance following the U.S. airstrike killing the nation's top general. LAPD officials are monitoring the threat.

Rabbi Marvin Hier Calls For FBI Task Force On Jewish Hate Crimes

The Simon Wiesenthal Center's founder asked President Trump to create a task force in response to recent attacks against Jews.

Antonio Villaraigosa To Chair Israeli-American Civic Action Group

The former Los Angeles mayor was tapped to help a new group that aims to promote engagement between multiple ethnic and religious groups.

Here's How Pacific Palisades Lawmaker Voted On Impeaching Trump

A bitterly divided U.S. House of Representatives voted Wednesday to impeach President Donald Trump.

Pacific Palisades Rep. Ted Lieu Undergoes Surgery

According to Lieu's Chief of Staff, he will be away from work the rest of the week, but the 50-year-old is "in good spirits."

Joe Biden Campaigns In Los Angeles As Poll Numbers Slip

The former Vice President will held fundraisers in LA and Santa Monica Wednesday evening as polls place him third with California voters.

Biden Releases 10-Year, $1.3 B Plan During Los Angeles Tour

While criss-crossing Los Angeles, former Vice President Joe Biden released his plan "to invest in middle class competitiveness."

Calif. AG Becerra Makes Supreme Court Argument For DACA

California's attorney general will fight in the high court for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program affecting 700K DREAMERS.

City Staffers Raked In $2B In OT Over 5 Years: Audit

The vast majority of LA's overtime budget goes to police officers and firefighters especially in this era of catastrophic wildfires.

LA Schools To Run Active Shooter Drills

Beginning in the 2020-21 school year, LAUSD and LACC schools will be required to hold at least one lockdown drill each semester.

Presidential Contenders Converge On LA For LGBTQ Town Hall

All the major Democratic presidential contenders, minus Sanders, converged on LA Thursday For a town hall focused on LGBTQ issues.

Taxman Gives LA Bigwigs Special Treatment, Whistleblowers Claim

Three county employees filed a whistleblower lawsuit, alleging County Assessor Jeff Prang gave tax breaks to well-connected Angelenos.

California's Almost The Sharpest Bulb: Energy Efficiency Rankings

The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy released its annual state rankings, and the Golden State earned bragging rights.

LA's To-Go Straw Ban Goes Into Effect This Week

Starting on Tuesday, Los Angeles will take the states plastic straw ban a step further by including drive-thrus and to-go orders.

Warren, Harris And Booker To Crisscross Los Angeles

The presidential candidates will be in LA to give speeches, fundraise or participate in a roundtable at Nipsey Hussle's incubator.

Judge Faces Sexual Harassment Allegations From 17 Women

A California Court of Appeal justice based in Los Angeles claims an attention-hungry female judge is behind the avalanche of allegations.

DWP Crews Bulldoze Endangered Plants In Topanga State Park

They were trying to prevent wildfires, but they ignited an uproar after destroying protected species.

Check Out The Debate At Watch Parties Around Pacific Palisades

Ten Democratic presidential candidates including Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will take the stage. Here are the watch parties near you.

Spouse Beating, Drunk Driving Deputies Still On The Job, OIG Says

The Inspector general told county leaders the Sheriff's Department is conducting dramatically fewer disciplinary investigations of deputies.

LA Councilman Battles Bid To Allow Bars To Stay Open To 4 a.m.

The proposed 'last call' bill would create a pilot program for certains cities such as LA to allow bars to stay open until 4 a.m.

Trump Declares Emergency As Quakes Rock California

The president's emergency order authorizes federal assistance for communities that sustained damage in Friday's 7.1 magnitude quake.

Palisades Residents Can Now Get Text Updates On Power Outages

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power unveiled a text and email notification system for local outages.

Effort To Recall Mayor Garcetti Fueled By Homeless Crisis

Residents upset with the growing homeless crisis launched a formal petition drive to unseat Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti Wednesday.

Presidential Candidate Pete Buttigieg Cancels LA Trip

Pete Buttigieg canceled his trip to LA this week to deal with an officer-involved shooting in South Bend, Indiana.

Light Bulb Giveaway To Help Pacific Palisade Residents Save Money

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power will give out millions of free energy-saving light bulbs to residential customers this summer.

LA May Ban Campaign Donations From Real Estate Developers

Los Angeles could become the first city in the nation to ban campaign contributions from real estate developers.

LA County Bars Official Travel To Alabama Over Abortion Ban

Alabama's new abortion ban is "an act of aggression upon all of us," said LA County Supervisor Hilda Solis.

Bel-Air, Beverly Hills Hotel Boycotts Must Go On, Councilman Says

The Brunei government's moratorium on stoning for homosexuality is a step in the right direction but not far enough, said Paul Koretz.

Garcetti Unveils Green New Deal For Los Angeles

Mayor Eric Garcetti is proposing ambitious goals and deadlines to get LA using renewable energy and water and reducing emissions.

NRA Sues Los Angeles Over Gun Lobby Disclosure Law

The National Rifle Association is not a fan of the city's new law requiring would-be contractors to disclose their ties to the NRA.

Green New Deal for Los Angeles Approved

Los Angeles city leaders approved a more aggressive approach to fighting climate change on a local level.

LA Leaders Take Aim At The NRATV

The Los Angeles City Councils is considering a resolution to pressure streaming services to cut ties with NRA's programing arm.

LA To Honor Fallen Cyclists With Roadside Memorials

Every year, cyclists are killed on LA roads, but their makeshift memorials quickly disappear.

LA Students Converge On City Hall In Climate Protest

Hundreds of activists and students in Los Angeles took part in the worldwide Youth Climate Strike Friday.

LA Bans Restaurants From Giving Out Straws

The Los Angeles City Council voted for a new law banning restaurants from handing out straws automatically.

Judge Grants Citizenship To Twin Born To Gay Parents

An Israeli and American had twins, but the state department refused to grant citizenship to the boy whose DNA came from his Israeli father.

LA Goes All-In On 'Green New Deal'

The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to support the federal "Green New Deal" largely panned by Trump and conservatives.