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Minivan Plows Into Crowd in Downtown Los Angeles

Nine people were injured Sunday afternoon after a minivan crashed into a crowd in the heart of downtown Los Angeles.

Pacific Palisades Residents Frustrated With ‘Slow’ Recovery Efforts

Three months after the devastating Palisades Fire, the Pacific Palisades community is still in the thick of recovery.

Los Angeles Disabled Resident Registry Proposed After Deaths

Los Angeles County is advancing plans to establish a registry for individuals with disabilities and mobility challenges following the January wildfires that killed 17 people. County supervisors unanimously approved a motion on Tuesday directing officials to explore creating the registry to improve emergency response for vulnerable residents.

Los Angeles County Sales Tax Increases Starting April 1

Beginning April 1, residents and businesses in Los Angeles County will see a rise in the sales tax rate from 9.5% to 9.75%.

Pro-Palestinian Protesters Rally in Los Angeles Ahead of “Land Day”

Dozens of demonstrators gathered near Pershing Square in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon for a "Liberate Palestine" protest.

Body of Missing Los Angeles Firefighter Found Months After Free Diving Incident

The body of off-duty Los Angeles firefighter Connor Lees, who went missing last year, has been recovered.

California Extends Deadline for Wildfire Debris Removal, Expands Program Eligibility

Federal officials have extended the deadline for residents affected by the recent Los Angeles wildfires to apply for assistance with debris removal and have expanded eligibility to include more homes.

Deleted Text Messages From Karen Bass During Palisades Fire Released

The Los Angeles mayor’s office has released a set of deleted text messages from Mayor Karen Bass and city and county officials during the Palisades Fire.

L.A. District Attorney Nathan Hochman Reinstates Death Penalty in Rare Cases

Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman is making significant policy changes regarding the prosecution of special-circumstance murder cases, including lifting the ban on seeking the death penalty.

Los Angeles Family Business Crushed After Three Different Burglaries

A South Los Angeles family business, GO PLAZ-Check Cashing, is facing its third burglary in two years, leading the owner, Hugo Gomez, to express frustration and concern about the future of the small business.

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