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Los Angeles International Airport surpassed its total passenger volume for 2021 through September of this year, airport officials announced Thursday.

City Councilman Paul Koretz announced Thursday he was providing $250,000 in overtime funding for the Los Angeles Police Department.

A Beverly Hills real estate developer who pleaded guilty three years ago to federal charges stemming from a nationwide college- admissions cheating scandal died by suicide in his home, officials confirmed Thursday.

The number of coronavirus patients in Los Angeles County hospitals has fallen to 375, down by 28 over the previous day's total, according to the latest state data released Tuesday.

Councilwoman Nithya Raman Tuesday filed a motion to have the Los Angeles City Council adopt lobbying reforms presented by the city's Ethics Commission but placed on the back burner by former Council President Nury Martinez.

Councilman Curren Price will serve as the next president pro tempore of the Los Angeles City Council, after his colleagues voted 11-0 Tuesday to appoint him to the post.

A special election to fill the Los Angeles City Council's Sixth District seat vacated by Nury Martinez's resignation will take place on April 4, 2023, after the council voted 11-0 Tuesday to move forward with the election.

Authorities Tuesday continued their investigation into the death of Emmy Award-winning actor and comedian Leslie Jordan, who died after the car he was driving crashed into a wall in Hollywood.

A model-actress testified Tuesday that she "wanted to die" during an alleged sexual assault by former film producer Harvey Weinstein in her Los Angeles hotel room nearly a decade ago.

Attorneys for a veteran prosecutor suing Los Angeles County, alleging she has been denied important positions in retaliation for complaining about directives set forth after the 2020 election of District Attorney George Gascón, can depose Gascón's chief of staff, a judge ruled Tuesday.