More water pipe breaks reported in Los Angeles Fractures in water mains in Echo Park and Jefferson Park have affected water services in several areas; 54 services and 4 hydrants affected are reported
What opens and closes on July 4 in Los Angeles: banks, post office, supermarkets and transportation See which banks, supermarkets, mail, transportation and public offices will be open or closed in Los Angeles during the July 4 holiday.
DOJ busts $27.7M scam involving deceased patient data in California The operation revealed a fraudulent scheme involving doctors and care facilities; The defendants used information from patients who have already died
Metro Los Angeles deploys 2,000 employees to assist visitors at the 2026 World Cup The public transportation agency announced that workers will be distributed throughout Los Angeles County to help passengers at the World Cup
It's time for soccer and fun in Los Angeles with the World Cup World Cup host committee kicks off FIFA Fan Festival at Memorial Coliseum; Security inside and outside the stadium will be a priority
One year after Trump raids, Los Angeles remembers pain and resistance Immigration operations marked thousands of families and transformed the community response
Latinos urged to go out and vote in Los Angeles Car caravan motivates residents in Southeast Los Angeles to fulfill their civic duty to defend their own community at the polls
'We are all human beings' Six US citizens sue DHS for violation of their rights by ICE or Border Patrol agents
