José Huizar's brother to plead guilty to lying to FBI about accepting cash from brother

Salvador Huizar, brother of former LA City Councilman José Huizar, agreed to plead guilty to lying to federal investigators about accepting cash from his brother, then writing checks back to him. Salvador Huizar has agreed to testify against his brother.

Meeting at center of LA City Council racism scandal also raising legal redistricting concerns

Leaked audio of LA City Council members has gotten a lot of attention for its racist remarks, but experts say the conversation about redistricting are also cause for concern.

Bass, Caruso prepare for last debate amid chaos at LA City Hall

Election Day is just four weeks away. LA Mayoral candidates Karen Bass and Rick Caruso square off for one final debate Tuesday night.

Protesters disrupt LA City Council meeting amid racism scandal

Hundreds of rowdy protesters gathered at City Hall in downtown Los Angeles to make their voices heard after a scandal involving racist comments made by former LA City Council president Nury Martinez.

Nury Martinez's racist remarks highlight how far LA race relations have to go

Nury Martinez stepped down as president of the LA City Council after leaked audio showed her making racists remarks about a colleague's son. Educators say the controversy highlights the work that needs to be done regarding race relations.

Bonin calls on LA City Council to remove Martinez as president over racist comments on his son

Los Angeles City Councilman Mike Bonin, whose son was the target of the racist comments in the leaked audio, is calling on the body to remove Nury Martinez as council president.

In Depth: Propositions 26 and 27

Hal looks into two of the most talked-about propositions on the November ballot and how they could change gambling in California.

“The Issue Is”: One month until the midterm elections

This week Elex Michaelson is joined by State Senator Brian Dahle who is looking to unseat Governor Gavin Newsom and Lanhee Chen, candidate for State Controller.

New California law legalizes jaywalking

Starting in January, it will no longer be illegal to jaywalk in California, after Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill decriminalizing it and legalizing safe street crossings.

After #FreeBritney, California to limit conservatorships

The new law will require that judges document all alternatives to a conservatorship before granting one.