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The LA City Council is set to consider appointing staff member Heather Hutt as the fill-in 10th District council member at Tuesday's meeting.

If the heat wasn't bad enough, Southland residents were being warned Tuesday about the likelihood of poor air quality over the next week that could reach unhealthy levels in some areas.

The Dodgers (89-38) have an eight-game lead over the Mets and Houston, both 82-47, in the race for home-field advantage throughout the postseason. They have won 44 of their 54 games since June 29, including 21 of 26 in August.

A former Gardena police lieutenant who alleged in a lawsuit that he was wrongfully fired in 2019 because he is gay and has HIV has reached a settlement in his lawsuit against the city.

The 20-year-old driver of a Cadillac who allegedly slammed into another vehicle while trying to evade police, killing a man and a woman in South Los Angeles, is due on court Monday to face a slew of potential criminal charges including manslaughter.

A brutal heat wave was bearing down on Southern California Monday, with temperatures expected to push into triple-digit temperatures as early as Tuesday and continuing through the Labor Day weekend.

International summer travel is rebounding, according to the latest passenger figures released by Los Angeles International Airport Monday.

Authorities Monday identified a homeless man who was shot to death in a Pomona alley.

The number of coronavirus patients in Los Angeles County hospitals increased by 62 to 889, with 102 in intensive care, up one from the previous day, according to the latest state data.

First day of school jitters and joy are on the schedule Monday at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.