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The officers will make the stops part of their routine patrol, Chief Beck said, adding that "nobody will ever know when. You won't know whether they are in uniform or plain clothes."
Another Pacific cold front will glide into the California coast today and generate high winds and light precipitation in the Southland on Tuesday, forecasters said.
The district assured parents today that the safety of students and staff was a top priority, and security was especially visible on campuses in response to the Conn. shooting.
In the wake of the shooting, the Los Angeles Police Department beefed up patrols around city schools today.
Another cold storm will hit the region Friday and leave Saturday.
A tentative agreement was reached tonight to end the crippling strike at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
UCLA researchers hoping to induce mayoral and City Council candidates to spend more time discussing long-term sustainability in political races dominated by fiscal and economic issues today released a sweeping environmental blueprint to turn L.A. into ...
The strike has hobbled operations at the nation's biggest port complex.
A former L.A. mayor says that rising pension costs will sap taxpayer money from other essential city services.
A study by USC and Children's Hospital Los Angeles finds that it can harm infants.
The canal expansion is expected to make East Coast ports more competitive -- to the detriment of trade in and out of L.A.
Tony Cardenas was elected November 6 to represent the Northeast San Fernando Valley in the House of Representatives.