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Fans of Mexico across L.A. are confident that something special is happening this tournament.

California is making food labels less confusing by banning "sell by" dates.

California lawmakers are considering a bill that would give the coastal commission greater oversight over new owners trying to build after wildfires.

Today on AirTalk: November ballot measures, divorce after 65, L.A. city's streetlight budget, LeBron James and American ideals.

It is the first victory for the Americans in the knockout round of the World Cup since 2002.

Patricia Tumang, LAist Senior Marketing Manager and Glendale resident, recommends breakfast, lunch and dinner in Glendale

At a Tuesday L.A. City Council committee meeting, local officials and councilmembers questioned LA28's human rights plans, including for addressing homelessness.

West Hollywood is the first and only city so far to contract with the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department to use drones as first responders.

The change comes in response to audits finding LAHSA failed to properly oversee spending. County officials promise the new approach will be faster and more accountable.

Mexico had not won a knockout-stage match since defeating Bulgaria in the round of 16 when it hosted the tournament in 1986.

After winning every game in their group for the first time in their history, Mexico faces their toughest opponent yet.

The settlement is unusually large, especially as a report by the county's lawyers contradicted the family's wrongful death lawsuit allegations.