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Trevor Howard Thompson of Glendora is accused in the shooting last Dec. 21 that killed Joey Manuel Casias, a father of three and a 19-year UPS employee.

The board directed the county CEO to report back in 90 days with a organization and staffing plan for the Justice, Care and Opportunities Department, which would become a centralized home for various programs created in support of the county's ``Care First, Justice Last'' initiative.

Los Angeles Controller Ron Galperin warned today that the city will use up the remainder of the $1.28 billion it received from the federal American Rescue Plan Act this fiscal year, and some programs it funds will require a new funding source.

Today is Ash Wednesday, which this year is not only the start of the 40-day season of Lent, but also a day of fasting for peace as declared by Pope Francis.  

Los Angeles officials launched a campaign today to spread the word that utility debt relief is still available to Angelenos struggling to pay their water and power bills during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Free tax preparation assistance to families who make $58,000 a year or less, low-income students, elderly residents, non- residents, and those with limited English proficiency is available from the College of Business students at California State University, Long Beach, though April 9.

The deposition of the suspect whose pursuit led to a Los Angeles police officer accidentally shooting and killing an assistant manager outside the Trader Joe's store in Silver Lake in 2018 has been rescheduled until next week and will be conducted virtually, a judge has ruled.

You can watch events unfold as they happen thanks to numerous webcams set up around Ukraine.

Five Los Angeles City Council members introduced a resolution today to strongly condemn ``the egregious actions of President Vladimir Putin for ordering the invasion of Ukraine.''

The teen is tracking over 40 planes and helicopters owned by more than a dozen wealthy Russians.