Libby Denkmann

Might the coronavirus crisis have us all voting by mail more in the future? Maybe. But expanding mail-in voting isn't without its challenges -- even in California.

L.A. City Council President Nury Martinez is canceling council meetings while staff and members work out the logistics of holding meetings safely amid the coronavirus crisis.

Social distancing is coming to an election near you, Southern California.

LA Mayor Garcetti has announced the city will open 42 homeless shelters at recreation centers around the city to slow the spread of coronavirus. City employees will staff the centers, and some say they’re uneasy.

Seniors are a big part of the volunteer workforce that keeps nonprofits running. But what happens now that they are being told to stay home?

L.A. County has the nation's largest trial court and starting tomorrow it's shutting down to the public.

Social distancing precautions to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus are forcing local governments to change how they hold public meetings.

Los Angeles County officials announced tonight that they will close all buildings to the public effective tomorrow.

The full scope of the FBI investigation into pay-to-play schemes at city hall is still a mystery, but here's what we know.

The full scope of the FBI investigation into pay-to-play schemes at city hall is still a mystery, but here's what we know.

Former City Councilman Mitch Englander now has a May 5 trial date in a case involving a wild Vegas trip with "Businessman A."

“I'm sorry to say I've lost confidence and I know the public has lost confidence,” said L.A. County Supervisor Janice Hahn regarding mishaps during the March 3 primary that included long waits at vote centers and technical glitches.