After years of delays, the City of Los Angeles is moving forward on a shopping center development project on the corner of Slauson and Central avenues.
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The Migration Policy Institute of Washington estimates if the DREAM Act passes, 825,000 youths will pave their way to citizenship.
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With a 9-3 verdict, a jury found against Laura Michelle Cox in a case involving alleged excessive force in the death of her husband in 2008.
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Despite fears of its termination, the free trolley service in Inglewood will live to see another day and seven new daily stops.
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The Los Angeles City Council is deciding whether to put an initiative on the March ballot that will ask voters to audit the Department of Water and Power.
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The Los Angeles City Council reported that more than 100 police officers work civilian jobs. People are unhappy, but the problem is complicated.
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The Citizens United decision January ruled that political advertisement spending is a protected form of free speech.
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Congresswoman-elect Karen Bass discusses the challenges of a Republican-dominated Congress. She also talks about priorities for her new role in Washington.
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The South Los Angeles report surveyed 141 voters to find out who they voted for and why they voted the way they did.
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While democrats are scrambling in other parts of the country, they seemed ready to celebrate in Los Angeles.
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