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The City Council will vote Friday on an ordinance that bans oil drilling in Los Angeles.

A man who killed a Pomona police SWAT officer who was helping to serve a search warrant at a San Gabriel house where the defendant and his family lived more than eight years ago pleaded no contest Wednesday to voluntary manslaughter.

A judge named Anne Heche's oldest son as the permanent special administrator of his mother's estate, denying a challenge by the late actress' ex-boyfriend as well as a request by his attorney for a brief non-jury trial on the whereabouts of $200,000 in jewelry that allegedly belonged to Heche.

A single-engine Arion Lightning airplane with two people on board crashed Wednesday while the pilot was trying to land at Zamperini Field in Torrance, the Federal Aviation Administration said -- but there was no immediate word on injuries.

With jurors again indicating they were hopelessly deadlocked, a mistrial was declared Wednesday in the rape trial of "That '70s Show" actor Danny Masterson.

A man who doused the mother of his four children with gasoline and set her on fire during a domestic dispute in Pomona on Christmas Day 2015 was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority opened up registration for next year's homeless count Wednesday, seeking volunteers to cover 8,000 shifts.

The Department of Homeland Security issued a nationwide law enforcement bulletin Wednesday raising concerns of possible threats by domestic extremists toward the LGBTQ, Jewish and other communities, but the Los Angeles LGBT Center insisted its facility is "safe and protected."

Three people have been charged for allegedly enticing consumers to receive energy-efficient improvements to their homes, but the work was never completed, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office announced Wednesday.

The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office is suing the Chatsworth-based publisher of magazines about naval and aviation history, alleging management continued to sell subscriptions to unwitting customers after the company temporarily ceased publishing in 2020.