Libby Denkmann

The posts include insulting comments about labor icon Dolores Huerta and other political leaders.

Key depositions in a sexual harassment lawsuit brought by a former bodyguard to L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti are hidden under a protective order. The attorney for two witnesses says their transcripts should be released.

Garcetti and the City Council are bumping LAPD spending back up by $41 million.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti's colleagues on the Metro Board joined in the media speculation that he will be named Ambassador to India.

Two months since a homeless encampment was evicted from the park, it reopens to the public with noticeable new security.

Commissioner Andrew Glazier says he’s being kicked off the LAFD oversight board at the request of the head of the union that represents firefighters and paramedics. The Mayor’s office and the union president deny the claim.

The city spent $1.1 million in repairs and renovations but councilman Mitch O’Farrell won't say how the city intends to keep campers from once again using the park.

County staff have 60 days to draft a plan to bring cash payments to a small number of county residents to study the effect of no-strings financial assistance.

A panel of three judges paused Carter’s far-reaching homelessness injunction, which orders the city and county of L.A. to offer shelter to everyone on Skid Row by October 18.

A poll of more than 10,000 voters found just 36% currently favor replacing Newsom, while 49% plan to vote “no” on a recall.

As budget analysts pour over billions in proposed city spending, Black Lives Matter-LA and partner organizations presented their vision for public safety and community building to the Los Angeles City Council.

Secretary of State Shirley Weber said Monday that recall sponsors have exceeded the required number of verified signatures to qualify for the ballot.