Los Angeles|News|
USC President Steps Down In Wake Of Campus Protests
USC President Carol Folt was hired to steer USC through its admission's scandal, but she came under fire amid the pro-Palestinian protests.
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Hollywood, CA|News|
Pursuit Of Hollywood Assault Suspect Ends With A Crash In The Valley
The pursuit began in Hollywood and ended in Van Nuys after the suspect crashed into a police car, the LAPD said.
Long Beach, CA|News|
Police Recover Gun from Suspect in Long Beach
Police stopped a pedestrian in near downtown, and arrested the person for having a gun.
Los Angeles|News|
Beyoncé Makes Grammy History; Roan And Carpenter Score Big
Beyoncé earned 11 nods, making her the most nominated performer ever, and Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter dominated top categories.
Los Angeles|News|
Dangerous Santa Ana Winds Finally Ease Across Southland
By Friday, "winds in most areas will return to typical onshore breezes mostly under 15 mph," according to the National Weather Service.
Los Angeles|News|
Ahead In The Count, Jurado Declares Victory Over de León In LA's 14th
With an 11 point lead in the count, Ysabel Jurado claimed victory Thursday. Los Angeles City Councilman Kevin de León has not conceded.
Los Angeles|News|
CA Dems Vow To Keep Pushing Party Ideals Despite Presidential Loss
"Our fight for freedom and opportunity endures," said Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Los Angeles|News|
Family, Friends, Teammates Bid Farewell To Fernando Valenzuela
A Los Angeles legend and Dodger hero was laid to rest Wednesday as mourners gathered to grieve together.
Los Angeles|News|
Hochman Defeats Gascón in LA County District Attorney Race
LA County District Attorney George Gascón conceded defeat, adding, "The rightward shift across America last night is heartbreaking."
Los Angeles|News|
LAUSD Board Member Schmerelson Leading Bid for Re-Election
In District 1, Dorsey High teacher Sherlett Hendy Newbill handily defeated community organizer Kahllid Al-Alim in Tuesday's election.
Los Angeles|News|
Measure to Extend, Increase Homelessness Sales Tax Gaining Support
With vote-counting continuing early Wednesday, 55% of voters were favoring Measure A, with 45% of voters against it.
Los Angeles|News|
Voters Split On Major Overhaul To LA County Government Structure
Voters are split on proposed Los Angeles County charter amendments, making the race too close to call early Wednesday.
Los Angeles|News|
Murder Conviction Upheld For Nipsey Hussle's Killer
An appeals court upheld a man's first-degree murder conviction for shooting rapper Nipsey Hussle in 2019.
Los Angeles|News|
Jewish Businesses Targeted With Hate Crimes: LAPD
The LAPD is investigating graffiti and possible bullet holes at the scene of the crime, police said.
Los Angeles|News|
Ballot Security, Voter Safety A Focus For Police On Election Day
Los Angeles County law enforcement agencies are out in force Tuesday to ensure security for voters — and their completed ballots.
Los Angeles|News|
Fernando Valenzuela's Funeral: Public Mass For Dodger Legend Planned
The Mexican-born phenom will be memorialized in a public mass this week in Downtown Los Angeles.
Beverly Hills, CA|News|
Broken Irrigation Pipe Leads to Mudslide in Beverly Hills
Firefighters were sent to a neighborhood on Hillcrest Road Tuesday morning to shut off the water flow.
Los Angeles|News|
Next LAPD Chief To Earn More Than The President
The Board of Police Commissioners approved a pared down annual salary for the new chief, but it's still nearly half a million annually.
Los Angeles|News|
Have You Seen These Missing Los Angeles County Men?
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is asking for help finding three missing men.
Los Angeles|News|
Real Estate Consultant Avoids Prison In City Hall Pay-To-Play Scheme
A Granada Hills man involved in former City Councilman Jose Huizar' pay-to-play scheme got a lighter sentence for his cooperation.
