LA Fire Dept. Cuts To Ease $30M Budget Gap
The Los Angeles Fire Department is kicking off 2011 by further reducing staffing to help save money.
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The Los Angeles Fire Department is kicking off 2011 by further reducing staffing to help save money.
We're not even into 2011, but already the races for 2012 have started. Deputy District Attorney Danette Meyers announced Thursday she will run for Los Angeles County District Attorney in 2012.
The population of winged guardians in the City of Angels is not what it was.
A former Coos Bay, Ore., bank manager accused of stealing as much as $1.2 million from customers has surrendered in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles police say the city could end the year with its lowest homicide rate in more than 40 years.
The city of Los Angeles has spent only a quarter of its federal stimulus money though the bulk of the funding was awarded nearly two years ago.
A man suspected of repeatedly stealing copper wiring valued at $1 million may be hiding inside the downtown Los Angeles building allegedly stole from, police said Thursday.
The storms may be over, but the danger continues for residents of saturated Southern California.
Flash flood advisories have been issued across Southern California as the record rainfall takes a toll on the region's freeways.
Chick-fil-A has gone Hollywood.
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A Superior Court judge was reprimanded by state officials for what they called a "serious disregard" for ethics after her conviction for a DUI in 2009.
A young woman accused of killing an 80-year-old pedestrian in the course of texting while driving faces a felony vehicular manslaughter charge.
A new study says Los Angeles County is home to some of the most frivolous lawsuits in the nation — making it the second-worst place in the U.S. to seek justice.
In a town where it seems you can't go to the supermarket without spotting a famous face, it's almost as impossible to avoid visiting at least one of these celebrity-owned eatery.
Federal authorities in California say they have broken up an international child pornography ring that spanned three continents and resulted in at least 16 arrests.
Heather Rudulph, an AOL editor, visited KCAL 9 Tuesday to talk about the winning foods from AOL's City's Best competition.
City Administrative Officer Miguel Santana warns that the fiscal health of Los Angeles may potentially worsen even more if a plan to privatize parking garages fails to pass.
The long-delayed "subway to the sea" may be pre-empted by a bus line extension.
A judge tentatively approved changes to a layoff policy that forced young teachers out of inner-city schools in Los Angeles.
The approval of the ordinance comes in the wake of the September expiration of a two-year moratorium on the opening of new fast-food establishments in the South Los Angeles area.
Councilman Jose Huizar wants donating surplus food to become as routine as recycling — and he wants city officials to take the lead.
The former head of a Los Angeles union is going to federal prison for stealing $52,000 from a voter outreach program.
The Board of Supervisors say they want to address the growing homeless population in Los Angeles County by housing thousands of men and women over the next five years.
