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The Los Angeles City Council indicated support Wednesday for requiring all new buildings to be fully electrified, with a few exceptions.

The Los Angeles City Council Wednesday voted to extend separate declarations of local emergencies for COVID-19 and monkeypox.

Authorities Wednesday announced that remains found over the weekend in Culver City were of human origin, and an investigation was underway.

Vice President Kamala Harris spoke to a cheering crowd at a Get Out The Vote student rally at UCLA Monday, one day before the midterm elections, urging attendees to head for the polls while also enthusiastically backing mayoral hopeful Rep. Karen Bass.

Los Angeles County reported nearly 3,000 new COVID-19 infections from a three-day period that ended Monday, along with 16 new virus-related deaths.

With election day looming Tuesday, there's at least one thing the heads of the Democratic and Republican parties in Orange County can agree on -- they're hoping the rain doesn't depress turnout.

Los Angeles-area residents planning to cast their ballots Tuesday will have to withstand expected rainy conditions that could affect voter turnout, according to local political experts.

Los Angeles-area residents planning to cast their ballots today will have to withstand expected rainy conditions that could affect voter turnout, according to local political experts.

Republican Lanhee Chen will face Democrat Malia M. Cohen Tuesday to become California's next controller, the state's chief fiscal officer responsible for accountability and disbursement of its financial resources and the person who independently audits government agencies.

The Los Angeles City Council approved an additional $2 million Tuesday toward a rental aid program for tenants and landlords in the 13th District.