Order byBest matchMost fresh
NBC Los Angeles25m
LA County taking steps to maintain LGBTQ suicide prevention services
With pending federal funding cuts, Los Angeles County is exploring options to sustain a suicide prevention hotline tailored to LGBTQ youth.
This four-decade veteran of city government thinks Los Angeles is in dire trouble
The 72-year-old former mayor (Pasadena), city manager (Ventura, Azusa, Santa Monica) and deputy mayor (Los Angeles) returned for a third stint at Los Angeles City Hall in 2022, bringing a depth of experience to political neophyte and then-newly elected City Controller Kenneth Mejia’s office as Mejia’s chief deputy.
6abc Action News10h
Los Angeles man accused of killing wife, tossing body parts in trash dies in custody: authorities
A Southern California man accused of killing his wife and her parents back in 2023 has died in custody, authorities confirmed.
The Press Democrat20h
ICE raids scare off Los Angeles workers rebuilding fire-torn areas
Immigrant workers are central to recovery efforts in neighborhoods burned in the January wildfires, but recent raids have led some to stay home.
Judge orders Los Angeles prosecutors to explain why Menendez brothers' conviction shouldn't be re-examined
A judge has ordered Los Angeles prosecutors to explain why the Menendez brothers’ murder convictions should not be re-examined in light of new evidence supporting their claims of sexual abuse by their father.
LA County deputies leveraged jobs and violated the law in working for private clients, prosecutors say
A deputy with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department pleaded guilty on Monday, and another has agreed to plead guilty, to federal charges related to using their law enforcement status for their side job providing private security and illegal enforcement services for a cryptocurrency businessman who is now behind bars, among others.
Los Angeles County retail vacancy rate reaches dizzying “historic” peak
A new report from NAI Capital confirms that retail vacancies in Los Angeles reached a new peak in the second quarter.
The administrative error that wiped out one Los Angeles ballot measure and may force another
When voters passed sweeping county governance reforms last November, they inadvertently erased a 2020 ballot measure to fund anti-incarceration programs.
Feedback