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Though residents will have the opportunity to watch in person at Lou Costello Jr. Recreation Center, elected officials will address the community virtually.

A new report finds several top executives brushed aside concerns from subordinates about conflicts of interest with disgraced former Supervisor Andrew Do.

The indictment comes as Nick Reiner is seeking unpaid money from a trust his parents established for him, saying he needs it to help in his defense.

The city is still on the hook for a potentially infinite amount of money if the 2028 Olympics are a financial failure.

Some environmental health experts told LAist that school officials have more work to do on testing and cleaning at some campuses.

People monitoring air quality say levels of particulate matter, methane, hydrogen sulfide and ammonia are safe. At least one scientist has concerns.

Heidi Beirich, a political extremism expert, left the Alabama-based organization about six years ago. Her attorney called the indictment politically motivated.

The fate of $240 million in federal funds to help people experiencing homelessness across L.A. County will soon be decided by a federal judge.

Fifteen women graduated from a program run by the Mexican consulate in L.A. Organizers say their families, neighborhoods and the region will benefit.

City staff will draft an ordinance barring workers from being laid off during ownership changes.

The city plans to have boats back on the lake before fall 2027 as part of a broader effort to bring more families and activity to the park.