LA Workers Join Global Campaign On Tax Day Striking For Higher Pay
Hundreds of Southland workers marched and rallied on Tax Day Wednesday in a global campaign for higher pay.
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Hundreds of Southland workers marched and rallied on Tax Day Wednesday in a global campaign for higher pay.
A Runyon Canyon booster group is expected at a neighborhood council meeting Wednesday night to speak out against a 2,900-foot-long zip line proposed by a pair of Los Angeles-area businessmen.
An Egyptian goose with an arrow through its neck that had been seen wandering the Anaheim Hills area died Wednesday after having undergone surgery to remove the arrow.
Today is tax day, and several U.S. Postal Service branches will be open late to help procrastinators – er, last-minute filers – get their returns in the mail before the deadline.
Service along the Metro Green Line was disrupted Wednesday morning due to a "suspicious vehicle" parked at a station near LAX, authorities said.
A 24-year-old man remained in custody Wednesday on suspicion of abusing his girlfriend's 4-month-old son.
A South Los Angeles elementary school was placed on lockdown Wednesday morning amid reports of shots fired, police said.
A SigAlert was issued Wednesday morning after a big rig crash on the Interstate 5 in Santa Clarita.
The city of Newport Beach voted to beef up the police presence in one popular area of that coastal community.
Parents of students at Lone Hill Middle School in San Dimas are concerned after an Instagram account surfaced, made by someone threatening to kill a student.
A woman who says her 15-year-old daughter with autism was held captive for weeks says she's angry, but knows the outcome could have been much worse.
A Los Angeles judge has ruled that the wife of the former Clippers owner is owed $2.6 million by a woman her husband showered with gifts.
A well-known mountain lion that was trapped beneath a Los Feliz home is believed to be the only large carnivore worldwide living in a mega-city, according to national park officials.
If you're a California resident, you may soon start receiving bigger water bills, even if you do your part in reducing your water usage.
From services to Los Angeles' infrastructure to jobs, Mayor Eric Garcetti addressed the progress that's been made and described the state of the city as "strong."
