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The county Board of Supervisors Tuesday called on the sheriff's department and the California Highway Patrol to work with local car clubs and communities to develop safe "cruising" events in Los Angeles County.

Orange County supervisors Tuesday asked the county counsel's office to make a request to make a normally private hearing public in the case of an accused mass killer.

The captain of the P/V Conception dive boat that caught fire near Santa Cruz Island in 2019, killing 33 passengers and a crew member, was indicted by a Los Angeles federal grand jury on a charge of misconduct or neglect of ship officer.

In an effort to increase accountability in response to the City Hall racism scandal, half of the Los Angeles City Council signed onto a motion Tuesday calling to make the city's Ethics Commission more independent and streamline and expand its enforcement processes.

The number of COVID19-positive patients in Los Angeles County hospitals fell to 403 Tuesday, but a technical issue prevented the release of updated infection and death numbers.

A former Pomona High School girls' basketball player who alleged she was sexually abused in the mid-1990s by a coach on the boys' team has reached a conditional settlement of her lawsuit against the Pomona Unified School District, attorneys in the case told a judge Tuesday.

The Irvine Company Tuesday donated $4 million in honor of the Irvine Unified School District's 50th anniversary.

Three Los Angeles City Council members signed onto a motion Tuesday calling for a special election to fill the Sixth District seat vacated by Nury Martinez's resignation for her involvement in the City Hall racism scandal.

A 25-year-old woman accused of slamming a vehicle into a Pomona taco stand, killing one man and injuring as many as a dozen other people, was charged with vehicular manslaughter and other counts, the District Attorney's Office announced Tuesday.

One day after electing a new council president and voting to start the process of placing measures before voters that would create an independent redistricting commission and expand the size of the council, the Los Angeles City Council is set to meet virtually Wednesday for the second straight day.