More than 250 tax-funded LA apartments sit empty under key Mayor Bass homelessness strategy
The vacancies, uncovered by an LAist investigation, are part of an initiative L.A. Mayor Karen Bass introduced years ago.
L.A. voters stayed with the status quo in City Hall
L.A. voters reelected all City Council members running in the June 2 primary while rejecting outsider Spencer Pratt's bid to be the next mayor.
Two Los Angeles teens arrested after robbing seller from Facebook Marketplace and fleeing
SIMI VALLEY, Calif. (KEYT) – Two Los Angeles 18-year-olds were arrested after allegedly robbing a person they met regarding a watch sale through Facebook Marketplace Wednesday. On June 10, around 8:04 p.m., officers were dispatched to a reported robbery in the 1500 block of Emeric Avenue stated a press...
Marina del Rey Man Faces Sentencing for $3M COVID Loan Fraud
A Marina del Rey man is expected to be sentenced Thursday for submitting fraudulent loan applications to obtain nearly $3.2 million in COVID-19 loans for businesses that prosecutors say were shell companies. Mark Shehata, 73, pleaded guilty last year in downtown Los Angeles to single federal counts of wire fraud,...
California found 1,000 hidden private jets worth $3.5 billion — now U.S. lawmakers are...
"This data helps us to identify where those aircraft are located."
Families Report Ballots Sent to Dead Relatives in Calif.
Families Say California Keeps Sending Ballots to Dead Relatives
Evacuations underway in Compton neighborhood after possible explosive device found
Evacuations are underway in a Compton neighborhood after the sheriff's department received a call about a possible explosive device found inside a home.
DEA announces at least 7 more arrests, illegal drug seizures at MacArthur Park
Federal authorities announced Wednesday at least seven more arrests and the seizure of thousands of illegal pills at MacArthur Park amid an ongoing effort to address drug use and sales in the area. The operation involving the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and the Los Angeles Police Department started around 1:30
L.A. Jazz Festival announces lineup
This August, the streets, parks, clubs and beaches of Los Angeles will come to life with a city-wide celebration of jazz in the inaugural L.A. Jazz Festival. Headlined by artists including John Legend and Janelle Monáe, the 17-day festival will illuminate the story of jazz, the genre’s pervasive influence and its conne
L.A.’s deadliest day: Lisa See revisits the Chinese massacre of 1871 in new novel
In Lisa See's new novel 'Daughters of the Sun and Moon,' the historical novelist revisits the deadliest lynching in the state's history: The Chinese Massacre of 1871.
