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Election Day isn't technically until Nov. 8, but early voting is already under way in Los Angeles County, and hundreds of vote centers will open Saturday across the county so residents can cast their ballots early.

Citing his previous order in another case which struck down the Los Angeles Unified student vaccination mandate, a judge has dismissed a legal action brought by two groups representing parents of nearly 1,500 Los Angeles Unified students who sought nullification of the same order.

Authorities sought the public's help Friday to find the gunman who killed a man in a Long Beach alley.

A man was in custody Friday for allegedly fatally stabbing a man and a woman in a Kohl's parking lot in Palmdale where the three apparently were living in their vehicles, authorities said.

There are more than 10,000 unsolved crimes in Southern California, most of which are homicides. This week, Steve Gregory profiles the case of Gloria Heurta.

Los Angeles has regained its financial footing since the worst of the pandemic, but economic conditions remain unstable, L.A. Controller Ron Galperin said Wednesday.

The Los Angeles City Council is exploring the idea of making easier for churches and nonprofits to operate as homeless shelters, voting Wednesday to seek reports to expand where shelters and other forms of interim housing can be established.

Government awarding $1 billion to schools for electric buses.

A 40-year-old man was behind bars Wednesday on charges of beating a service dog to death in a parking lot in Santa Ana for defecating in his car.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta and other state attorneys general Wednesday sent a letter demanding that Albertsons delay a $4 billion payout to stockholders until state and federal regulators complete their review of its proposed merger with Kroger.