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.

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.

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.

LAPD's accused of lowering hiring standards
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An LAPD source claims the department is making it too easy to be an officer due to a staffing crisis.

Hollywood writers’ strike: Thousands attend WGA rally Wednesday

The WGA is pushing for improvements on a variety of fronts, notably for higher residual pay for streaming programs that have larger viewership.

Engaged California couple shot and killed at 'Beyond Wonderland' EDM festival

26-year-old Josilyn Ruiz and 29-year-old Brandy Escamilla had just moved to Seattle a couple months ago and worked as nurses, their family said. The two were engaged to be married when they were shot to death by 26-year-old James M. Kelly at the music festival.

1 dead in South LA commercial building fire

A deadly commercial building fire was under investigation in South Los Angeles.

Teen, child seriously hurt in 5-car crash
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A teenage girl and a young boy were critically injured in a five-car crash in the Broadway-Manchester neighborhood of Los Angeles.

Milk Bar giving out free ice cream for first day of summer

Milk Bar is kicking off summer with a free sweet treat to celebrate. Here's how to get your free ice cream.

Dodger Stadium workers reach new labor agreements, avoid strike

Under the new agreements, the lowest paid gameday workers will see their pay increase between 45 and 50% over the next five years.

LA City Council to elect new president pro tem to replace Curren Price

After being charged last week, Curren Price announced his decision to step down as council president pro tem, and surrendered all of his committee assignments.