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City Councilman Mitch O'Farrell proposed an additional $2 million Tuesday toward a rental aid program for tenants and landlords in the 13th District.

UCLA has been selected to conduct a study to evaluate the long- and short-term health impacts of the massive 2015 Aliso Canyon gas leak, it was announced Tuesday.

Los Angeles County will look into ways the county can purchase student loan debt that is unpaid or defaulted on by county employees who earn less than the median income of the area they live in, after a Board of Supervisors vote Tuesday.

The Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to renew its exploration of creating an Office of Anti-Corruption and Transparency in response to the City Hall racism scandal.

A former high-level employee of the Writers Guild of America West Inc. is suing the organization, alleging he was wrongfully fired in 2021 for objecting to the guild's coronavirus vaccination mandate.

A week before the Nov. 8 election, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to officially support Proposition 1, the state ballot measure that would make access to contraceptives and abortions a right under state law.

A man who allegedly fatally stabbed a father and daughter in a Kohl's parking lot in Palmdale is set to be arraigned next month on a pair of murder charges.

Health warnings were in place Wednesday for a number of Southland beaches due to bacterial levels exceeding health standards when last tested.

Rain has started to fall in Southern California Wednesday morning, leading to slick freeways and resulting in collisions and road closures.

An attorney for Erika Jayne has filed new court papers denying claims in a civil case filed against "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" cast member by an ex-girlfriend of Nicolas Cage, who seeks nearly $745,000 allegedly due her in a lawsuit settlement.