Leslie Berestein Rojas|City attorney says new federal requirements for anti-gang grants would run counter to Los Angeles' policies limiting police cooperation in immigration enforcement.
City transportation officials will reaffirm their cease-and-desist letters issued to scooter companies back in June that prevents them from operating for now.
Pope Francis wrote a letter to Catholics responding to new reports of clergy sexual abuse. But survivors’ advocates in Los Angeles say that’s not enough.
The old LAPD headquarters will be replaced with an office skyscraper for LA City workers. The AIDS Healthcare Foundation wants the building converted to homeless housing.
Los Angeles Metro's subway system will become the first in the nation to install body scanners that screen passengers for weapons and explosives — without slowing them down at security lines.
At the beginning of this year, Bejuique "Bay" Shambow and Bobby Austin were sleeping in a tent along the Santa Ana riverbed in Orange County. Then, in February, they and hundreds of their fellow campers were kicked out of the encampment by OC officials and given temporary shelter.
Southern California Gas Co. will pay nearly $120 million under the agreement with state and local government settling suits from the Aliso Canyon methane leak.
