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This is the first time a school district in California has mandated a gay curriculum.
The union representing L.A. Unified teachers wants over 1,200 teachers laid off last year to be rehired.
There's an elephant to contend with at Glendale's City Council. Literally.
The Central Basin Water District--a public agency that serves more than two million L.A. County residents--is paying nearly $200,000 in tax payer money to ensure that Google News searches associated with their department display positive results.
The second phase of construction of Metro's Expo Line, a 6.6-mile extension that will connect Culver City and Santa Monica, began today.
With plans of an NFL team moving to LA and taking root in the AEG-backed downtown stadium, a temporary home will be necessary in the interim while Farmers Field is being built.
With the 10 year anniversary of the 9/11 terrorists attacks days away, law enforcement officials gathered at Los Angeles International Airport on Wednesday morning to speak about security improvements the airport has made since that fateful day.
The industry that helped put L.A. on the map is now asking our state legislators to extend tax credits for producing low- and moderate-budget television shows and films in California.
The City Council takes a number of steps in hopes of decreasing graffiti in Los Angeles.
Long-speculated, but not surprising: L.A. City Council President Eric Garcetti today announced that he is running for Mayor.