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A West Hollywood chiropractor accused by sheriff's investigators of sexually assaulting a woman in his office vehemently denied the allegation through his attorney Tuesday.

Councilman Gil Cedillo wants the city to develop interactive maps that show where street vending is allowed in Los Angeles, citing the need to support vendors along the El Salvador Corridor in his district.

Authorities sought the public's help Tuesday to find the hit-and-run driver responsible for badly injuring a man after he was knocked unconscious from falling off a scooter in Boyle Heights.

The Los Angeles City Council's 10th District will remain without a voting representative for a little longer, with the proposed appointment of Heather Hutt as an interim council member failing to receive the 10 votes required for a public hearing Tuesday, forcing the matter to committee discussion.

A person was killed Tuesday when a vehicle crashed into a power pole in the Rolling Hills area of Los Angeles County near Rancho Palos Verdes.

Just weeks after moving from the federal government's "high" COVID-19 activity category to the "medium" rating thanks to falling hospitalization rates, Los Angeles County could soon graduate into the "low" category as case numbers continue to fall, the public health director said Tuesday.

An Orange County Superior Court judge signed an order Tuesday for an election of all Mission Viejo City Council members this November, but stopped short of finalizing his tentative ruling to boot three of the council members until then.

A star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame will be unveiled Wednesday honoring eight-time Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Avril Lavigne in connection with the 20th anniversary of the release of her first album, "Let Go."

A former sheriff's sergeant sued Los Angeles County Tuesday, saying she has been unable to return to work after allegedly suffering retaliation for being critical of Sheriff Alex Villanueva and his wife, but also maintaining that county leaders have not done enough to protect her.

A former patient testified Tuesday that she felt as if she was involved in a strip show when a then-UCLA campus gynecologist told her to stand up and bend over while he examined her a few days before she underwent a hysterectomy.