L.A. May Sue Texas’ Governor
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The Los Angeles City Council has directed City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto to investigate whether Texas Gov.
Los Angeles to Crack Down on So-Called ‘Vanlords’
The rise in tent encampments is a well-known byproduct of Los Angeles’ homeless crisis. But tents aren’t the only unorthodox abodes exploding on L.A. streets.
Cecil Hotel’s Unhoused Residents Decry Filth and Violence
The Cecil's streak of bad luck continues.
LA Mayor Karen Bass Unveils New Regional Task Force to Combat Retail Crime
There was one notable absence at Thursday’s announcement — Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón.
City of Industry and Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Unveil New Mental Evaluation Team (MET) Regional Training Facility
LA County Sheriff Robert Luna will join Industry Mayor Cory Moss to unveil the over 5,000 sq. ft. training facility, equipped with three classrooms and interactive simulators to provide mental health training to members of LASD and members of local, state and federal law enforcement agencies.
SEIU President Vows to ‘Shut the City Down,’ as Over 11,000 L.A. Workers Strike
More than 11,000 L.A. City workers walked off the job on Tuesday as part of a one-day labor strike.
Alaska Mayor to Give Homeless People One-Way Tickets to California Cities
The mayor of Alaska’s largest city is considering a policy that would provide homeless individuals with one-way plane tickets to places like Los Angeles or San Diego.
Suspected Arsonist Arrested After Fire at L.A. City Hall
Authorities say Carlos Tercero-Maradiaga, 36, threw an object through a second-floor window Saturday night, igniting a small blaze.
L.A. Sees Increase in Homelessness
Homelessness in the City of Los Angeles County rose 10% in January, according to the annual point-in-time survey.