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Non-guilty verdicts and decisions not to indict police officers in the deaths of unarmed, black males have prompted widespread protests.
Some Americans may have applauded President Obama's announcement on Wednesday.
Members of a neighborhood council called on a South L.A.-area city councilman to back a new ballot measure.
The LAPD's plans to become the first major urban police force to equip all of its officers with body cameras has brought optimism and other responses.
Lawyers were strewn across the steps of a courthouse in downtown Los Angeles.
Lawmakers are again asking Gov. Jerry Brown to require law enforcement to obtain a warrant to use drones.
Larry Itliong was a prominent Filipino American farm labor organizer and leader.
The L.A. City Council is seeking cutting edge gun control measures. It's desire to lead the way, though, could spell protracted legal battles.
A proposed bill before the state Legislature would increase requirements for training that law enforcement officers receive.
"Black lives matter" has likewise become a sort of unofficial slogan for one L.A. County agency.
Too often, streets in Los Angeles are newly paved only to be sliced into so that work can be performed under them. That weakens the road's surface and the life of the street is shortened.