Libby Denkmann

The city says voters will accidentally skip candidates listed after the first digital "page."

The March 3 primary is weeks away, but the state has yet to certify the new machines. Election experts have spotted security flaws, and potential lawsuits are already looming.

One councilman running for reelection says the user interface is "unfair" and could affect the outcome of important races.

If you're a No Party Preference voter, pay extra attention to this guide if you want to weigh in on the next president.

She's had a meteoric rise to one of the most powerful jobs in Los Angeles.

Democrats met in Long Beach this weekend, where presidential hopefuls wooed Latino voters and we all got a glimpse of political showdowns to come in 2020.

Bernie Sanders, Pete Buttigieg, Kamala Harris and more are in town for California Democrats' Fall Nominating Convention. They're holding rallies and appearing at a Univision forum. "It's essentially like a music festival for Democrats," said one campaign manager.

"If it wasn't for 187, I would never have thought about running for political office," said former State Senate Leader and current city council candidate Kevin de León.

Hill said she took the step because she believed "it is the best thing for my constituents, my community, and our country."

Veterans and their spouses may now apply for cremation niches in an expanded columbarium at the VA campus in West L.A.

Orange County Democrats took a moment on Saturday to pat themselves on the back for flipping a longtime Republican stronghold blue.

Officials unveiled new ballot-marking machines that will be installed at vote centers throughout the county starting with the March 2020 primary election.