L.A. City Council Approves a Controversial Anti-Camping Ordinance
Lawmakers are attempting to get a handle on the city's encampments by allowing case-by-case enforcement in sensitive areas, and homeless advocates are concerned
Los Angeles Will Require City Employees to Get Vaxxed or Submit to Testing
In the wake of a similar announcement at the state level, top city officials say they're working on a plan
If the Bipartisan Infrastructure Plan Fails, California and L.A. Lose Big
From erosion mitigation to a new Metro stop, here's what the state loses if a critical bill dies in the Senate
A New Poll Shows the Recall Election Could Be Tight
California voters who are likely to vote in the recall in September appear to be nearly split on ousting Governor Gavin Newsom
A New Study Says L.A. Is the Third Worst City in the U.S. for Lung Health
The results aren't exactly a breath of fresh air for Californians
Inside the Downfall of an Accused COVID Con
Keith Middlebrook lived a life of red carpets, luxury cars, and celebrity clients. But when he claimed to have invented a COVID-19 vaccine, he became the pandemic’s first federal defendant.
Larry Elder Will Appear on the Recall Ballot—and He Already Leads the Pack
A poll shows that the conservative talk show host has a ten-point lead on the next-most-popular Republican challengers
COVID Closures and Cancelations Feel Like a Flashback to 2020
Restaurants shuttering. Parties canceled. Our vaxxed and relaxed summer isn't shaping up quite the way anyone hoped it would
As Fares Rise and Rates Plummet, California Rideshare Drivers Are Staging a Strike
At a series of protests across the state, Uber and Lyft drivers will call for the Senate to pass a piece of pro-union legislation
Smoke from the West’s Wildfires Has Made It All the Way to NYC
A red sun gleamed over Central Park this morning as a weather system carried a little bit of the West Coast to the East Coast