Southern California

The new directive calls for streamlined permitting and easier access to landmark locations in the city.

Officials say part of the project will be completed in 100 days instead of the previously projected two years.

It’s the first round of aid under the county’s medical debt relief program approved last year.

Appellate judges order the Temecula school district to lift its ban on critical race theory until a lawsuit on the matter is resolved.

The state is looking to reach its climate goal of 52,000 megawatts of battery storage by 2045.

AB 715 would amend language in existing discrimination protections in K–12 schools to specifically target anti-Semitism and Islamophobia.

Operation Guardian Angel uses federal arrest warrants rather than ICE detainers to let federal authorities take county jail inmates into custody.

A dive team recovered the 22-year-old’s body from the shoreline Monday morning.

The former member was shot to death at a grocery store in South Los Angeles on Feb. 18.

The games are expected to draw 15 million visitors, who will have the option to take electric air taxis from numerous locations around the city.

Yellow window decals with QR codes will be made available for local stores to help deter thieves.

A former assistant city manager sent bogus requests for reimbursement to insurance companies, then deposited their checks in his own account, prosecutors say.

Santa Monica leaders approved outdoor alcohol drinking to encourage more foot traffic.

Home insurance prices in the state are expected to continue rising, experts say.

Defendants argued that parents have no fundamental right to control the information disseminated by public schools.