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On the heels of a unionization vote and a shakeup in newsroom management, the Los Angeles Times could soon have an ownership change, with a report today that Chicago-based Tronc plans to sell the paper to health-care billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong.
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority is meeting today to vote on options for expanding the 710 South Corridor Project, which will have an impact on several Southeast Los Angeles cities. Residents say displacement, relocation, pollu
Employment and payrolls will continue to grow in California over the next three years, but there are economic risks on the horizon, including a rising federal deficit and possible hits to international trade, according to a UCLA Anderson Forecast released
The El Rancho Unified school board has voted to fire El Rancho High School teacher Gregory Salcido, who was heard in viral videos making comments critical of military members.
During Wednesday’s city council meeting, the mayor was served with recall papers, a new interim city manager was unexpectedly hired and a woman called for the council to stop employing city officials who sexually harass women.
Imagine hosting a dinner party for a group of strangers who are encouraged to air their opinions about hot button issues like race, ethnicity and sexual orientation.That’s exactly what’s happening across Los Angeles.
New oil, gas and mineral exploration and development will be prohibited in the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument under a newly released management plan governing the largest wilderness area in Los Angeles County.
A 2016 state audit found Maywood is over $15 million in debt. The city awarded V & M Iron Works, a city maintenance contractor, almost $1 million.
Orange County Supervisor Michelle Steel and Deputy Sheriff Ray Grangoff will be among more than a dozen Golden State officials meeting with President Donald Trump today to discuss their opposition to California's sanctuary-state law.
The Program for Torture Victims helps survivors of torture find new life in America. PTV helped more than 300 clients in Southern California last year, and nearly all of them are also applying for asylum. As the asylum process becomes more difficult, so d
The world is experiencing the most significant refugee crisis since World War II. One in every 113 people on the planet is now a refugee. Around the world, someone is displaced every three seconds, forced from home by violence, war or persecution.
For eight years, a talented group of public high school students has shared the stage of the Playboy Jazz Festival with the greatest names in jazz. Known as the All City Jazz Band, the 20 – member ensemble are led by Tony White and Dr. JB Dyas.
