Sharon McNary

It's just as you suspected as you hit a pothole. The city's road repair policy is intended to keep good roads from going bad, but the bad ones are goners for now

The mother of an unarmed man shot and killed by LAPD officers is relieved one of the officers' actions were found to be improper and now calls on the District Attorney to file charges.

About a dozen demonstrators gathered outside the L.A. mayor's home in Hancock Park this morning in what they said was a wake-up call for Garcetti.

Unconfirmed reports surfaced Friday that two LAPD officers would be cleared of wrongdoing in the fatal shooting of an unarmed, mentally ill black man in South L.A.

The company comes under L.A.'s microscope while its own report says its spill caused $3 million in damages and emergency response costs

Residents challenged the plan to build a single sidewalk. They say it's dangerous and runs counter to a city goal to eliminate pedestrian and cyclist deaths.

A year after the City Controller complained the city was undercharging utilities that dig and damage city streets, the fee may finally go up.

The strategy to spend $1.4 billion on sidewalk repairs over the next 30 years pays for residential repairs, but businesses would be on their own.

Opponents of a $5 billion tunnel connecting Pasadena and Alhambra float a new plan that would downgrade part of the 710, making it a surface street

A stinging city audit questioned whether the Bureau of Street Services could prove it filled nearly a million potholes over three years.

Forty years ago, the city took responsibility for broken sidewalks, but now L.A.'s top manager says it's time for property owners to take it back.

A strip bar was forced closed by a crude oil spill in Atwater Village. In the year since, environmental legislation has been passed that adds L.A. River protections.