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‘City under siege’: Los Angeles mayor reacts after troops and federal agents descend on city park
U.S. military troops and federal immigration officers made a mighty but brief show of force Monday at MacArthur Park dubbed the “Ellis Island of the West Coast” as the community hub of a largely immigrant neighborhood in Los Angeles.
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Downtown Los Angeles' Historic Cole's French Dip Announces Closure After 117 Years
Cole's French Dip in downtown Los Angeles, the city's oldest operating restaurant, is closing due to economic pressures.
Cole's French Dip, a 117-year downtown Los Angeles mainstay, is closing next month
The iconic restaurant and bar cited the Covid-19 pandemic, crime, rising labor, goods and rent costs for the closure.
Los Angeles has a chance to become better and smarter about disasters and recovery
Los Angeles is a city poised to take off, all we need is the chance to do it with effective and competent leadership.
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Simi Valley and Los Angeles Police Foil Suspected Catalytic Converter Thief After High-Speed Chase
SVPD and LAPD apprehended an 18-year-old after a high-speed chase and foot pursuit linked to catalytic converter thefts.
Gov. Newsom to join Los Angeles city leaders in event marking six months since Palisades, Eaton fires
Monday marks six months since the pair of devastating fires destroyed thousands of homes and left more than two dozen people dead in January.
Murders fall sharply in Los Angeles, matching national trend
Homicides are significantly down in Los Angeles this year, with the city on pace to see its best year in that regard since the 1960s. Killings are down 20% in the first half of this year, with 116
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