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New buildings in Los Angeles will be required to be all-electric under a policy approved by the City Council Wednesday as part of a movement to reduce carbon emissions in the city.

Suspended City Councilman Mark Ridley had his city salary and benefits reinstated by the council Wednesday after he reached a $364,573 settlement in his lawsuit against City Controller Ron Galperin and the city.

Three people were hospitalized Wednesday following a single-car crash into a sewer project construction site in Westminster that killed one of the passengers.

The owner of Griffith Park's longtime pony rides attraction Wednesday defended his handling of the horses after Los Angeles parks officials cited a "lack of transparency" into the deaths of four ponies as the reason the city is not renewing his contract.

A lawyer for Britney Spears urged a judge Wednesday to deny a fees petition from the singer's father that was filed nearly a year ago, but the judge declined to take any action for now.

The City Council voted Wednesday to proceed with a plan to streamline 100% affordable housing projects in Los Angeles that would lead to 45 new positions across five city departments to help expedite processes and procedures.

California Highway Patrol officials released details Wednesday of an alleged fix-it ticket scheme for illegal street racers in Los Angeles and Orange counties

Two teens were stabbed Wednesday near Van Nuys High School, and a search was continuing for suspects.

A Los Angeles City Council committee passed a proposed ordinance Wednesday that would effectively ban rodeos in the city, after hearing passionate public comment on the issue from animal rights advocates and rodeo defenders.

A star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame will be unveiled Thursday honoring Octavia Spencer for a film acting career that has gone from a one-line role to stardom and three Oscar nominations, including winning for best-supporting actress in 2012.