Nate Perez

Abdullah, a professor at Cal State Los Angeles, the site of the debate, said she and her students were locked out of an event that should have been public.

Families had to adapt their holiday plans during the pandemic. Now, those quiet family affairs have given way to larger community gatherings again.

Los Angeles has the largest concentration of urban oil fields in the nation. More than half a million people live within a half-mile of a well.

A state investigation revealed some workers were not paid for working over 80 hours in a pay period, while others were forced to wait before clocking in and not compensated for that time.

More than 30 inches of powder fell last week, but it’s not enough. The Metropolitan Water District just announced its first ever emergency water conservation program.

The Anti-Defamation League found 62 assault, harassment, and vandalism incidents in those areas last year. That’s compared to 34 in 2020.

The North Fernando Valley high school has won the academic title nine times.

Board member Yolanda Rodriguez-Peña has heard the opposition from Indigenous communities, who have been calling for an end to derogatory Native American mascots.

Police claim an argument escalated, leading to an alleged shooting that left an individual with a “minor injury.”

For the second straight day, LAX topped 95 degrees, breaking a record for the date of 93 set in 1989.

Climate change "is presenting us with challenges that we never anticipated, and at a pace we never anticipated," said the head of the water district.

In a heated 3-2 vote, the board joined other school districts and state governments across the country banning this form of instruction