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Authorities Wednesday sought the public's help to locate a 30-year-old man who was last seen in West Hollywood.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Robert Broadbelt struck Douglas Martin Construction LLC's answer to the complaint, finding that the company cannot defend a legal action because it was suspended by the Franchise Tax Board.

Los Angeles County Wednesday celebrated the establishment of the Aging and Disabilities Department as part of the branching off of the dissolved Department of Workforce Development, Aging and Community Services.

Two Orange County supervisors Wednesday touted a $150,000 fund for victims of a crime spree last week targeting 7-Eleven and other stores across the Southland.

The California Supreme Court refused Wednesday to review the case of two men convicted of a double-murder in the San Fernando Valley shortly after a botched drug deal.

Los Angeles' two public pension funds for city employees are demonstrating good financial practices, but could show improvement amid uncertainty brought on by high inflation, according to two reports released Wednesday.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti is in Washington, D.C., this week meeting with various officials on a number of topics, according to his office.

The interim general manager of LA Animal Services told a City Council committee during an emergency meeting Tuesday that insufficient staff levels are to blame for dogs in city shelters living in overcrowded conditions while sometimes going weeks or months without being walked.

Los Angeles County health officials announced Tuesday another slight expansion of monkeypox vaccine availability, along with a website allowing eligible residents to register for a waiting list to receive the shot.

Long Beach authorities sought the public's help Tuesday to locate a 72-year-old man who may become disoriented and is unable to care for himself.