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Mayor Karen Bass delivered her first State of the City Address Monday, saying, “I am 127 days into my administration, and I cannot declare that the state of...

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Classes are scheduled to resume Friday in the Los Angeles Unified School District after a contentious three-day strike involving workers and teachers.

Fifty-seven percent of L.A. residents believe the 2028 Olympics will be good for the city, according to a Suffolk University/Los Angeles Times poll. Younger Angelenos are more skeptical.

What L.A. residents have to say about police, public safety and racism among officers.

The discussion appeared to reopen deep wounds, puncturing the veneer of normalcy reestablished in the months since an incendiary leaked tape upended L.A. City Hall last fall.

Inspired by the Mayor’s focus on the unhoused and Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s call to demonstrate love, L.A. Bishop Diocesan John Taylor announces new supportive housing projects on church campuses 

The candidates include a city council staffer, two community organizers, the head of a housing nonprofit, and three people in private business.

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors passed a motion declaring a local emergency over the homelessness crisis in Los Angeles County.