LA City Attorney Sues Landlord Over Alleged Tenant Harassment
Suit claims owner of eight-unit complex tried to force residents out days after purchase. The Los Angeles city attorney’s office has sued the owner of an eight-unit apartment building, alleging he violated tenant protection laws by trying to force residents out shortly after buying the property. City Attorney Hydee...
Gambling Addiction Fueled Former Attorney’s Theft of More Than $300,000 From Clients
MANHATTAN BEACH - A gambling addiction fueled a former attorney's theft of more than $300,000 from former clients who were expecting money from settlements and other court matters, prosecutors said. Sergio Valdovinos Ramirez, 36, of Manhattan Beach pleaded guilty Monday to three felony counts of grand theft by embezzle
California votes to double down on bad, left-wing policy outcomes
California has spent years telling the rest of the country what good governance looks like. Now it is showing everyone what happens when voters refuse to accept change, no matter the results. The lesson is simple: In a state that is this committed to a particular ideological philosophy, failure is not grounds for recon
Man shot dead by L.A. County Sheriff’s Department deputies
A man allegedly armed with a gun was shot dead by Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department deputies in Bellflower Friday. LASD deputies responded to an assault with a deadly weapon call on the 10400 block of Artesia Boulevard at 9:06 p.m. After arriving at the scene, deputies shot and killed the man, the sheriff’s depar
In Artesia, a bloodless bullfight keeps a Portuguese tradition alive
No blood, just velcro: the event takes place tonight at the community hall, Artesia D.E.S.
Deputies shoot, kill man they say was armed during Bellflower confrontation
A man who authorities said was armed was shot and killed by sheriff's deputies following a confrontation in Bellflower.
There were fewer tents around MacArthur Park, but more people were living without shelter...
While the number of people living in tents around MacArthur Park declined this year, unsheltered homelessness surged in parts of Westlake, according to LAHSA’s annual count. The post There were fewer tents around MacArthur Park, but more people were living without shelter this year appeared first on LA Local .
Senior Man Goes Missing in Long Beach
A 70-year-old man whose medical conditions can cause him to become disoriented has gone missing in Long Beach, police said Friday. Michael Graziano was last seen about 4:30 p.m. Thursday in the 4800 block of Colorado Street is believed to be on foot, according to the Long Beach Police Department.
6th Street Bridge reopening after man climbs arch, refuses to come down
A man who prompted an hourslong road closure Friday when he climbed atop an arch on the 6th Street Bridge and refused to come down has been safely taken into custody. The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to the area near 1499 E. Sixth St. at about 8:45 a.m. after receiving reports of a person […]
LA Mayor Faces Uncomfortable Stats on Homelessness
(This content was created with the help of AI.) Los Angeles' yearslong effort to shrink its homeless population has hit a speed bump at a politically fraught moment for Mayor Karen Bass. The New York Times reports that a new point-in-time count, to be released on Friday, shows homelessness in the city rose 3.4% over th
