A hospital doesn’t get built because one person has a good idea. Neither does an affordable housing development, a public park or a transit line. These projects happen because people work ...

Los Angeles and California officials were reacting with outrage on Tuesday to President Donald Trump’s comment Monday that ...

On Nov. 3, Los Angeles County voters will choose judges for four contested seats on the Los Angeles County Superior Court, ...

In the heart of South Los Angeles, community members, press, content creators, and 19 candidates gathered on Oct. 3 for KBLA ...

The Slauson Six have received justice as the jury convicted Nicole Lorraine Linton on six counts of second-degree murder. In ...

Given the very significance of personal voting in the U.S. system of democracy, and how difficult it has been for African ...

On Sept. 29, the Los Angeles City Council considered offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the identification, apprehension and conviction of whoever fatally shot a community ...

One thing to seriously note in our daily political bad news is that we all know that “this, too, must surely end.” The more ...

California is adding new anti-hate training requirements for elected officials and some private-sector employees after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed two bills to strengthen how government agencies and ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom is signing a slew of bills before he terms out as governor in January 2027 and another candidate takes over after the November elections. One of the bills he signed is AB 2599, ...

Hundreds of consumers have filed a lawsuit against manufacturers of GLP-1 receptor agonists, alleging the medications may increase the risk of a rare form of vision loss. The patients behind the ...

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors considered a proposal on Oct. 6 to develop a zoning amendment prohibiting large-scale data centers in unincorporated areas, citing concerns about the ...