Scenes From the Kinda First Los Angeles Mayoral Forum
Homelessness, policing, and the environment are topics as some of the leading candidates take the stage
Facing Blowback, Sheriff Villanueva Now Says He Didn’t Say He’s Investigating that Reporter
Villanueva is walking back on his comments that L.A. Times reporter, Alene Tchekmedyian, would be included in a criminal leak investigation
Speed Limits to be Reduced on Nearly 200 Miles of L.A. Streets
Garcetti announced Monday that 177 miles of Los Angeles streets will soon see a reduction in speed limits by five miles per hour
Just 46 Percent of Metro Employees Are Vaccinated Against the Coronavirus
Improving that statistic and totally rethinking customer service are just two of the challenges facing the transit agency's new CEO, Stephanie Wiggins
L.A. Band Grateful Shred Linked to a Santa Cruz COVID Outbreak
Members of the Grateful Dead tribute act "nearly all" tested positive, along with some crew members and fans, after a series of live shows
Vaccine Selfies May Be Clogging Your Feed, but They’re Also Doing Good
According to one expert, normalizing the process for others outweighs the risk of inspiring FOMO in your followers
What California Voters Need to Know About the September 14 Recall Election
A hugely consequential recall race is underway. Have questions? We have answers
L.A. Board of Supervisors Approves New Plan Against Slumlords
The proposal mandates more frequent inspections of Los Angeles rental properties and withholds rent from owners who don’t obey
California Judge on Biden’s SCOTUS Short List May Disappoint Liberals
Known as a ”consensus builder,” California Supreme Court Justice Leondra Kruger could be the last person the hard-left was hoping for.
California Will Ban the Sale of New Gas-Powered Cars Starting in 2035
Gavin Newsom announced the state will join countries around the world already committed to phasing out the technology
