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Many believed the amendment was "a clear attempt to hobble this bill" and make journalists' jobs more difficult.
Council President Nury Martinez said that the budget "lays the groundwork for ongoing efforts to address" systemic inequities.
It would be the first statewide program in the U.S. to offer residents access to a no-fee, no-penalty bank account, including a debit card, automatic bill pay, direct deposit capacity and an infrastructure for the account holder to build credit.
A pending state Senate bill intended to protect journalists was amended and now the journalists it was supposed to protect oppose it. Why?
Everyone who has been vaccinated with at least one dose in the state by early June will be eligible to win money.
Two months ago, the park was closed after the relocation of about 200 homeless people who had taken up residence there, and anger over their removal boiled over. Many Angelenos continue to be dissatisfied with the fate of the park's past residents.
The Los Angeles City Council approved plans today for spending millions diverted from police to invest in programs to benefit communities of color and provide alternatives to traditional policing with an array of programs.
Tributes were pouring in today for businessman, philanthropist and art collector Eli Broad, who died Friday at the age of 87.
Nearly 278,000 people in L.A. County may be overdue for their second dose, according to county figures released today.
Hundreds gathered to mark the 106th anniversary of the beginning of the mass killing of Armenians by Turkish forces during World War I, and to celebrate President Joe Biden's formal recognition of the atrocities as a genocide.
As many as 150 migrant children were expected to arrive at the Long Beach Convention Center Thursday. Here are ways you can help.
Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Austin Beutner will step down when his contract expires at the end of June.