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There are some people for whom their whole job is guiding others through California's housing permitting bureaucracy.

The measure is part of a growing push to enfranchise younger people, nationally and worldwide.

The beach is already damaged from the last swell. With more storms expected, the city plans to declare a state of emergency.

Today on AirTalk: Republican candidate Steve Hilton, Meta's new AI assistant, federal prosecutor Bill Essayli, Berkeley IGS polls and David Benoit on new cello concerto piece.

The creatures are here because of warm waters associated with El Niño, but the climate system could also threaten native species that aren’t used to the heat.

The Lucas Museum opens, Tacita Dean at Marciano, Watts Towers festivals and more of the best things to do this week.

Gov. Newsom vetoed a bill that would have enhanced retirement perks for police and firefighters despite near-unanimous support from state lawmakers.

Proponents say they don't want local police to be part of nationwide violence.

The new law, in part, requires social workers to make sure a child gets emergency medical care when needed.

The LAFD said the fire was caused by an “electrical event” that occurred on the roof of the building, but could not determine what caused it.

After a natural disaster hits, a food crisis can soon follow.

Los Angeles County will consider residents’ input on the renaming of streets and public places at a series of community listening sessions in October.