The CEO of a Los Angeles homeless services charity faces federal and state fraud charges after prosecutors said he lived a luxury lifestyle that included lavish vacations and designer clothes paid for with $23 million in public money meant to keep

In an unprecedented decision, the president issued an executive order to strip permitting authority for rebuilding from local officials and hand it to the federal government.

Ahead of the upcoming general strike on January 30, a number of Los Angeles restaurants have announced closures or actions to stand in solidarity with Minnesota

Video from last summer shows the Border Patrol official Gregory Bovino telling federal agents dressed in tactical gear to “arrest as many people that touch you as you want.” The video was made public as part of a federal lawsuit over immigration enforcement in the Chicago area.

JM Eagle, a Los Angeles maker of industrial piping, filed a RICO lawsuit Thursday accusing a law firm of fabricating asbestos lawsuits against it.

Stunningly, the city has never had a Hall of Fame, something President and CEO of Los Angeles Sports Council Matt Cacciato and Chairman of the Board for the Los Angeles Sports Council Dave Klewan have been working on changing for a while.

It was a tedious process to get to the Ime capsule box behind the wall in what's now the men's restroom: drilling holes, running a borescope camera, hammering through terracotta blocks and concrete – until they found it.

Los Angeles recorded its fewest homicides in a year since 1966, marking a nearly 60-year low, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.