City Council Wants Voters To Boost LA Library Funding
Deep budget cuts that have already forced layoffs for over 100 staffers could shut down some libraries if voters don't approve more funds.
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Deep budget cuts that have already forced layoffs for over 100 staffers could shut down some libraries if voters don't approve more funds.
Cash-strapped Los Angeles is considering joining other cities in charging tax on medical marijuana.
The U.S. automaker says the dealership — complete with five-story-tall glass tower and digital messaging — marks Chrysler's official return to the downtown Los Angeles area.
The show, which opens Nov. 19 and runs through Nov. 28, will include the world debuts of Honda's electric concept car, KIA's Optima Hybrid and Toyota's RAV4 EV concept.
As Congress reconvenes to determine whether the Bush-era tax cuts will live on, many Angelenos say it's time to for more to pay their fair share.
Help for the hungry is coming thanks to generous donations from people across the country.
Three boys allegedly abducted by their dads and taken to Europe in 2008 are back home safe with their mothers.
Los Angeles hasn't had an NFL franchise since 1995 and finally some strong efforts are being made to bring a franchise back.
Authorities are hoping the public can help them find a missing 87-year-old man.
There are hundreds of parks, golf courses, trails and open areas in LA... do you know what they all have to offer?
"I Love LA"? The song may never sound the same after reading the results of a new survey that ranks the City of Angels dead last in friendliness and near the bottom in other areas.
A new study says stress levels among Southland residents are higher than the national average, fueled primarily by money concerns, work and even rising obesity.
Ryan Smyth scored a goal in his 1,000 NHL regular-season game and the league-leading Los Angeles Kings beat the Nashville Predators 4-1 on Saturday night for their fourth straight victory.
Los Angeles port officials have announced that they'd like the USS Iowa to be relocated to the port's Main Channel in San Pedro as a floating museum.
A ban on raves at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum has ended, four months after the death of a 15-year-old girl who overdosed on ecstasy.
The race for California Attorney General is too close to call, with Democrat Kamala Harris holding a slight lead over Republican Steve Cooley.
A new model for overseeing the DWP may be moving forward this week with a ballot initiative that would give voters more of a voice in how the Department should be run.
The so-called "Local Preference Ordinance" would create an estimated 10,000 jobs by lowering bids by locals 8 percent over those of outsiders.
Councilmembers say they support possible fines for drivers after cyclists have complained of spitting, verbal threats and thrown objects.
Police officials are asking local residents to pass on information they may have in connection with last week's alert of a terror plot involving explosive materials on trans-Atlantic flights.
Four people were injured Monday in a house fire in the Windsor Square area of Los Angeles, authorities said.
A former supervisor for the Dept. of Water and Power says he's not guilty of allegations that he spent $3 million in public funds to buy marked-up items from two other defendants.
If ghosts and goblins aren't scary for you enough this Halloween, try getting behind the wheel after drinking some of that witches' brew.
Two doctors and a clinic owner have been charged in Los Angeles with a multi-million-dollar scheme to recruit mentally ill homeless patients for unnecessary treatments.
An expected voter backlash against big government in next week's election isn't a laughing matter to Democrats — or is it?
