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The board that oversees the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power unanimously approved a plan Tuesday to raise customer water rates over the next five years to help pay for upgrades on the city's aging pipe system.
Los Angeles County Supervisors formally declared a local emergency Tuesday in response to the continuing gas leak that has prompted hundreds of residents to temporarily relocate from the Porter Ranch area.
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A jury recommended a death sentence Tuesday for a 34-year-old man convicted of murdering four people outside a Northridge boarding home three years ago.
The ranking Democrat on the House Select Committee on Intelligence says the threat that shut down the Los Angeles school system is believed to be a hoax.
Despite vastly different responses by Los Angeles and New York authorities to threats made against schools in their respective cities, the White House said Tuesday such decisions are best left up to local authorities.
A Santa Ana man suspected of sexually assaulting an 8-year-old girl has been arrested, police said Tuesday.
Los Angeles County sheriff's officials say an off-duty deputy riding a department motorcycle was hurt when he crashed while trying to avoid hitting a coyote in the road.
The Los Angeles Unified School District has agreed to pay $320,000 to the family of a girl who was the victim of misconduct by a teacher when she attended Portola Middle School in Tarzana.
Former Los Angeles police chief Bill Bratton is criticizing local officials' response to a threat that resulted in the closure of all Los Angeles Unified school district campuses.
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Authorities Tuesday investigated the circumstances surrounding a deadly officer-involved shooting in Long Beach.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
The board that oversees the Department of Water and Power voted Tuesday to raise customer rates to help pay for upgrades on the city's aging pipe system.
Hennessy, margaritas and rum. Those were but a few of the libations on offer at a recent holiday party for some employees of the City of Los Angeles Bureau of Sanitation -- in the middle of the day.
