LAPD Officers Are About to Get a Raise—but How Much Do They Make to Begin With?
As L.A. declares a fiscal emergency and moves to furlough thousands of city workers, a look at the police department's big salary budget
A Top Garcetti Advisor Is On Leave Amid Multiple Sexual Misconduct Accusations
Rick Jacobs has stepped away from his duties at two of Garcetti's nonprofits after several men came forward with reports of unwanted kissing and touching
Answering Your Questions About How to Vote in Los Angeles
Your guide to casting a ballot in 2020
Outdoor Dining at Restaurants in L.A. County Suspended Starting on Wednesday
As COVID infections skyrocket, county public health officials have announced restaurants, bars, wineries, and breweries have to temporarily stop offering on-premises service
Dianne Feinstein Will Step Down from Her Judiciary Committee Leadership Role
The 87-year-old California Democrat says she’ll vacate the influential post
This Local Campaign Ad Might Be the Only Wholesome Thing in 2020 Politics
A man running for Superior Court judge–and his way enthusiastic stepson–made a campaign ad you’ll actually want to watch
L.A. County Has Officially Declared a COVID-19 Surge
"We're very concerned," says Dr. Barbara Ferrer
Stores Across L.A. Boarded Up Their Windows. A Local Group Has a Plan for All That Plywood
The California Wildlife Center is helping businesses turn a symbol of anxiety into something positive
Joe Biden Elected to Become Next President of the United States
Donald Trump’s time in the White House is nearly over
Inspector General Says the Sheriff’s Department May Have Made False Claims About a Reporter’s Arrest
The LASD is not cooperating with an investigation into the arrest of Josie Huang, the I.G. reported to the Civilian Oversight Commission