Who are the people behind "Leave Our Kids Alone" and why do they want to limit LGBTQ education?
"My children, my choice, my ways — bottom line," said Gregorian, who is one of the organizers behind "Leave Our Kids Alone," a parental rights group.
Tourists describe tense evacuation from Maui
Lahaina, a once picturesque paradise rich with Hawaiian history has transformed into a surreal apocalyptic scene as horrifying fires, fueled by powerful winds, have forced thousands of residents and tourists to evacuate.
West Hollywood security ambassador caught kissing woman while in uniform
A member of West Hollywood's unarmed security force, known as the Security Ambassadors, was caught kissing and embracing a woman while in uniform.
LA City Council debates historic monument designation for home of gay rights advocate
Morris Kight was instrumental in creating the world's first Pride parade in 1970.
"I was raised in a union household:" Netflix CEO expresses sympathy for striking actors and writers
After announcing billions of dollars in cash flow and millions of new subscribers, Netflix's co-CEO seemed to raise an olive branch to the striking actors and writers.
9th Circuit Court orders cities and towns cannot force homeless people off the street
The most powerful federal appeals court in the western United States once again refused to let cities and towns force the homeless off of the streets unless communities provide shelter for them.
Over 100 vacant lots identified as possible homeless shelter locations, nonprofit says
An empty 7-acre lot in Woodland Hills, which was once home to an elementary school, is one of the many vacant sites a Los Angeles nonprofit has identified as a potential place to build housing for the homeless.
Temecula's controversial book ban continues to sow division
Temecula's book ban continues to stir controversy in the Inland Empire and the state as the region's school board president and Gov. Gavin Newsom continue to trade rhetorical jabs.
Temecula school board president calls Harvey Milk 'pedophile' before book banning vote
The banning of books has quickly turned into one of the most divisive debates in some California communities as some school boards face intense pressure to remove books and lesson plans that discuss race and sexual orientation.
California debuts website to help women access abortion services
Officials said the new website, abortion.ca.gov, will help women in and outside of California get safe and easy access to abortion services.
LA Mayoral race heats up as both candidates accuse each other of scandals
The mayor's race has gotten ugly as both candidates point to their opponent's scandals ahead of the November election.
Homeless count reveals nearly 42,000 people are living on the streets of LA
The number of homeless people living in Los Angeles County has risen to more than 69,000, a 4.1% increase since 2020.
Remote work delaying DTLA's post-pandemic recovery, study says
Researchers say that downtown Los Angeles' post-pandemic recovery may need a boost after many jobs have shifted to remote work.
Newsom funnels nearly $5 billion into mental health resources
The funding comes after suicide rates among California kids jumped 20% between 2019 and 2020.
Election 2022: Sheriff Villanueva, Chief Luna face off in first debate ahead of November election
Sheriff Alex Villanueva and former Long Beach Police Chief Robert Luna debated against each other for the first time ahead of the November election.