LADWP considers suspending utility shutoffs in extreme heat
The LADWP Board of Commissioners will consider a motion that would suspend utility shutoffs during extreme weather events for customers who are behind on their bill payments.
The LADWP Board of Commissioners will consider a motion that would suspend utility shutoffs during extreme weather events for customers who are behind on their bill payments.
Dog groomer artist wows with his creations
Lion, or dog? Hard to tell when you see the works of dog groomer Gabriel Feitosa, who turns our four-legged furry friends into a walking work of animal art.
Lion, or dog? Hard to tell when you see the works of dog groomer Gabriel Feitosa, who turns our four-legged furry friends into a walking work of animal art.
Marisa Alcarez, Imelda Padilla compete for LA City Council seat
Meet the two women, Marisa Alcaraz and Imelda Padilla, competing for LA City Council's 6th District seat.
Meet the two women, Marisa Alcaraz and Imelda Padilla, competing for LA City Council's 6th District seat.
Padilla, Chu push Biden to expand San Gabriel Mountains National Monument
The effort would protect and preserve more than 100,000 acres.
The effort would protect and preserve more than 100,000 acres.
All clear given after Bomb Squad investigation in DTLA
Several blocks were closed to traffic and the Bomb Squad robot was seen on the sidewalk, but the LAPD determined there was no threat to public safety.
Several blocks were closed to traffic and the Bomb Squad robot was seen on the sidewalk, but the LAPD determined there was no threat to public safety.
Hollywood Walk of Fame announces Class of 2023
Thirty-one new stars will soon be added to the Hollywood Walk of Fame, including actor Chadwick Boseman, hip-hop icon Dr. Dre and more. Here's the full list.
Thirty-one new stars will soon be added to the Hollywood Walk of Fame, including actor Chadwick Boseman, hip-hop icon Dr. Dre and more. Here's the full list.
Riverside Co. officials seek help with cold case
The victim has been identified as Juana Rosas-Zagal of the Los Angeles area.
The victim has been identified as Juana Rosas-Zagal of the Los Angeles area.
Drug 'super lab' disguised as pizza shop busted by LAPD
What appeared to be a typical pizza place in North Hollywood turned out to be a drug "super lab," according to the LAPD.
What appeared to be a typical pizza place in North Hollywood turned out to be a drug "super lab," according to the LAPD.
Vote by Tuesday for LA City Council's 6th District special election
The winner will go on to replace former Council President Nury Martinez, who resigned after backlash over leaked audio tapes.
The winner will go on to replace former Council President Nury Martinez, who resigned after backlash over leaked audio tapes.
Directors guild members ratify three-year deal with producers
The Directors Guild of America has ratified a new three-year contract agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers.
The Directors Guild of America has ratified a new three-year contract agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers.
Nearly 200 people, including 2 LA councilmembers, arrested during hotel workers protest for higher wages
The LAPD confirmed 190 arrests were made during a protest near LAX.
The LAPD confirmed 190 arrests were made during a protest near LAX.
LA to implement speed limit change on streets near 45 city schools
The Los Angeles City Council adopted a resolution to implement a 15 mph speed limit on various streets near 45 schools in the city.
The Los Angeles City Council adopted a resolution to implement a 15 mph speed limit on various streets near 45 schools in the city.
LA City Council to consider Curren Price suspension amid corruption charges
A council committee Friday will consider moving ahead with Curren Price's suspension.
A council committee Friday will consider moving ahead with Curren Price's suspension.
At LA's largest RV encampment, cleanup is slow
More than 500 RVs line six square miles of mostly unincorporated LA County and LA City's Harbor Gateway.
More than 500 RVs line six square miles of mostly unincorporated LA County and LA City's Harbor Gateway.
Here are the movies showing at Hollywood Forever Cemetery this summer
Summer movie screenings at Hollywood Forever Cemetery start on July 1.
Summer movie screenings at Hollywood Forever Cemetery start on July 1.
Metro to develop plan for in-house safety department
The Board of Directors approved a motion to develop a plan for Metro's own public safety department, and hopes to deliver the plan by January 2024.
The Board of Directors approved a motion to develop a plan for Metro's own public safety department, and hopes to deliver the plan by January 2024.
Mayor Bass signs Executive Directive to help support small businesses
Mayor Bass signed her fourth Executive Directive to urgently identify burdensome processes and fees that impede small business creation, development and growth in Los Angeles.
Mayor Bass signed her fourth Executive Directive to urgently identify burdensome processes and fees that impede small business creation, development and growth in Los Angeles.
Woman critically wounded in Baldwin Hills shooting
A woman was critically wounded following an overnight shooting in Baldwin Hills.
A woman was critically wounded following an overnight shooting in Baldwin Hills.
Curren Price pushes to remain on LA City Council despite corruption charges
With the City Council's Rules Committee set to consider a motion to suspend Councilman Curren Price, the councilman is calling on his colleagues to allow him to remain on the body while he fights criminal charges.
With the City Council's Rules Committee set to consider a motion to suspend Councilman Curren Price, the councilman is calling on his colleagues to allow him to remain on the body while he fights criminal charges.
LAPD's hiring process under fire, department accused of lowering standards
An LAPD source claims the department is making it too easy to be an officer due to a staffing crisis.
An LAPD source claims the department is making it too easy to be an officer due to a staffing crisis.