José Huizar

It’s been just over a year since Los Angeles legalized commercial cannabis, and while sales   of the drug are in full swing, some city efforts to regulate the industry have been slow…

The solution to Los Angeles traffic may be an unpopular one: charging people for using the roads in core districts at peak times.

This weekend a massive project begins on the oldest rail line in Los Angeles, the 30 year old Blue Line. The work is sure to disrupt the commutes of thousands of riders.

The concept comes from Times Up an d the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative and calls on industry leaders to agree to hiring a woman director in the next 18 months.

Volunteers with L.A.'s annual homeless count are looking for children living in shelters and on the streets.

Before former Governor Jerry Brown left office, last year, he put his pen to a couple, new transparency laws.  Both have to do with public access to internal police investigations and…

Alfonso Cuaron’s love letter to the maid who helped raise him struck a chord with American audiences and the Academy. But it has special significance to Angelenos.

In South LA’s Crenshaw District, a 1.3 mile public art project promises to honor a neighborhood’s history -- and stand against the threat of gentrification, as the train rolls in.

A landmark bill signed by then-Governor Brown last year is intended to make records of police misconduct available to the public.