Los Angeles|News|
LA Reaffirms Commitment To Fundamentals of Human Rights
The Human Security Resolution reaffirms the city's dedication to the U.S. Constitution's protections of freedom of speech and religion.
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Los Angeles|News|
Los Angeles Declares Itself Sanctuary In Defiance Of Trump
Teachers will be trained to respond to federal incursions on campus, and city resources are barred from federal immigration enforcement.
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LA City Council to Consider 'Sanctuary' Ordinance Tuesday
The move comes as President-elect Donald Trump made border security a mainstay of his campaign and promised mass deportations.
Los Angeles|News|
Influencer Falls Into Coma Before Cops Can Arrest Him On Murder Charge
When deputies stormed a MAGA influencer's home to arrest him on a murder charge, they learned he had been in a coma for three weeks.
Los Angeles|News|
LA Woman Who Poisoned Husband's Gatorade With Anti-Freeze Re-sentenced
The previously condemned woman whose sentencing judge said he had never seen "a colder heart" in 20 years on the bench is spared execution.
Redondo Beach, CA|News|
Man Sentenced for Murdering Child's Mother At South Bay Police Station
An ex-con was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for murdering the mother of his child during a custody exchange.
Los Angeles|News|
Legendary Lakers Coach Pat Riley To Get Statue At Crypto.com Arena
"Pat is a Lakers icon," Lakers Governor Jeanie Buss said in a statement announcing the tribute.
Los Angeles|News|
Conan O'Brien To Host The Oscars
The Emmy award-winner has never hosted the Academy Awards before.
San Marino, CA|News|
San Marino Officer Injured In Collision
A patrol unit and another vehicle collided near San Marino Avenue and Sherwood Road.
Los Angeles|News|
Complex Conservative Lawyer Who Fought For CA's Same-Sex Marriage Dies
Theodore B. Olson, a conservative legal lion who shocked many with his Prop 8 fight, lived to see his legacy enshrined in CA's constitution.
Los Angeles|News|
LA Leaders Race To Complete Sanctuary City Law
With President-elect Donald Trump set to take office, L.A.'s immigrant communities are bracing for his promised immigration crackdown.
Los Angeles|News|
JPL Announces 325 Layoffs Amid `Dynamic Funding Environment'
The layoffs will occur on Wednesday, when all JPL employees have been instructed to work from home.
Los Angeles|News|
Man Who Testified Against Rich Political Donor In OD Deaths Found Dead
A victim who testified against and sued imprisoned former Democratic donor Ed Buck has been found dead on a Los Angeles sidewalk.
Los Angeles|News|
John Robinson, Former USC, Rams Coach Dead at 89
John Robinson, former Rams coach and one of USC's winningest football coaches, has died, USC announced.
San Diego, CA|News|
Kaiser Mental Health Workers Strike In San Diego County
The rolling walkouts may will affect different medical facilities each day this week.
Los Angeles|News|
DA—Elect Nathan Hochman Names His Chief Deputy DA
District Attorney-elect Nathan Hochman turned to a longtime Los Angeles prosecutor to help helm the nation's largest DA's office.
Los Angeles|News|
Kaiser Mental Health Workers Strike In Several LA County Locations
The rolling walkouts may will affect different medical facilities each day this week.
Los Angeles|News|
TV Anchor Dies Unexpectedly At 39
Chauncy Glover was a three-time Emmy-winning CBS2 anchor who mentored youths and sang at the funeral of civil rights activist Rosa Parks.
Los Angeles|News|
De Leon Concedes Defeat In Race For LA City Council District 14
Felled by scandal, the councilman and former state senate president pro tempore thanked his supporters and congratulated Ysabel Jurado.
Los Angeles|News|
City Council Confirms Jim McDonnell As Next LAPD Chief
The former Los Angeles County sheriff was confirmed in a 11-2 vote, despite opposition from some activists.
