Robert Garrova

Concerned that the existing infrastructure is insufficient to meet the anticipated demand, a group of lawmakers has introduced legislation seeking more funding.

Many EV industry watchers believe the current price hikes due to high demand and gas prices will be temporary.

A judge ruled the video could be released as part of a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of 38-year-old Edward Bronstein, who died after a DUI stop in 2020.

Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has expressed support for aligning with L.A. County, which no longer requires masks for indoor settings.

Library staff say it could become a place to connect to mental health resources — and that contracting with professionals and social workers could allow them to help visitors experiencing a crisis.

Since the 1960s, East Hollywood’s Ukrainian Culture Center has offered programming that includes folk art classes and concerts.

Hundreds of demonstrators protested Russia’s invasion of Ukraine outside the U.S. Federal Building in Westwood on Thursday.

In the sheriff's first comments on Fulgent Genetics' plan to sue him over his claim that the firm would collect genetic data from county employees and likely share it with China, Villanueva called the company's legal claim “patently false.”

Bethany Farber said she was wrongfully taken into custody while waiting to board a flight to Mexico at LAX last spring.

In extreme cases, the District Attorney's office will consider trying some juveniles in adult court, a shift from previous policy. “I have seen a small number of cases that presented real challenges,” the DA said in a statement.

We're on the way to SoFi Stadium. No, we don't have tickets but we can still have fun.

A new state law will require many schools to ramp up mental health instruction about anxiety, depression and serious mental illnesses. Educators and advocates say it can’t come soon enough.