LA city budget deficit threatens future of free showers program
A program that provides showers for the homeless in Los Angeles is in jeopardy because of the city's budget deficit.
Investigation continues after group creates chaos in downtown LA after rooftop event
The investigation continues after a large mob wreaked havoc in downtown Los Angeles over the weekend, vandalizing several businesses, Metro trains and even an LAPD vehicle.
LA County Sheriff's Department to exceed $500 million in overtime pay
LA County Sheriff Robert Luna said his department is on pace to have a record amount of overtime spending, surpassing last year's mark of nearly $500 million.
Store owner shoots alleged robber along Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade
The owner shot the robber during an after-hours private shopping session with a customer at Sole and Laces.
Proposed layoffs to LAPD civilian staff raise concerns for public safety
Police Chief Jim McDonnell raised concerns about the potential layoffs resulting "in the premature release of inmates."
Eaton Fire survivors blast State Farm over insurance payment delays
Eaton Fire survivors blasted State Farm during a press conference with Los Angeles lawmakers.
15 people arrested for allegedly stealing copper from burned Altadena homes
LA County deputies said the suspect stole hundreds of pounds of copper, metal wiring and piping.
NOAA heads to Long Beach to help whale out of Rainbow Harbor
NOAA headed to Long Beach to help a wayward whale swim out of Rainbow Harbor.
Pasadena school security guard duct tapes student's mouth, parents say
The parents of an 11-year-old girl are outraged after a security guard forced their child to duct tape her mouth while at Blair Middle School in Pasadena.
Federal judge questions LA Mayor Karen Bass over homeless audit
Mayor Bass and other elected leaders faced a federal judge after an independent audit found accounting issues with the $2.5 billion given to the LA Homeless Services Authorities.
Seismologist explains the recent increase of earthquakes in Southern California
The U.S. Geological Survey said this is the most 4.0 or above earthquakes to strike Southern California in the past 65 years.
LA cannot track money spent on homeless programs, independent audit finds
An independent audit commissioned by a federal judge raised serious concerns about how Los Angeles city and county are handling the billions of taxpayer dollars spent on the homelessness crisis.
Board of Supervisors approve controversial plan to increase wildfire debris dumping at landfills
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved a controversial plan that will increase daily dumping limits at three county landfills as crews continue to process debris from the Palisades and Eaton Fire burn zones.
Local activists track apparent ICE operations in Los Angeles
With fear and frustration teeming in Los Angeles, local activists are tracking apparent ICE operations and reminding residents of their rights.
Legislators ask for year-round staffing for Cal Fire firefighters
Cal Fire firefighters currently operate on season employment, working nine months out of the year before they're laid off during the winter months, like January, when the Palisades and Eaton fires erupted.