Former LA deputy mayor sentenced to probation, $5,000 fine for fake bomb threat to City Hall

abc7.com (KABC) 10/8 2:25A City News Service

A former Los Angeles deputy mayor who admitted reporting a fake bomb threat to City Hall last year was sentenced to community service and fined $5,000.

Ahead of special election, LA County voter receives ballot for person who died 31 years ago

abc7.com (KABC) 10/8 2:25A Josh Haskell

A Los Angeles County registered voter received his ballot in the mail for next month's special election -- along with a ballot for a woman who died in 1994.

Hit-and-run driver injures LA Councilmember Katy Yaroslavsky's staffer, kills her dog

NBC Los Angeles LA City Council 10/7 10:12A Helen Jeong, Dennis Broad and Yv

A staff member for Los Angeles Councilwoman for Katy Yaroslavsky was recovering from her injuries Tuesday after she was struck by a pickup truck Sunday morning. The Los Angeles Police Department told...

After 40 years, Airtel Plaza Hotel at Van Nuys Airport to close its doors

Los Angeles Daily News 10/7 4:51A City News Service

After more than 40 years of operation, the Airtel Plaza Hotel and Conference Center at Van Nuys Airport will be closing its doors on Sunday with an event planned Tuesday, Oct. 7, allowing residents, business leaders and the team to look back on...

Person killed in downtown LA shooting; suspect in custody

abc7.com (KABC) 10/7 12:21A KABC

A person was shot and killed in downtown Los Angeles, and a suspect is in custody, police say.

LA joins other California cities in lawsuit against Trump administration over FEMA funding

abc7.com (KABC) 10/5 10:25P KABC

The city of Los Angeles joined a coalition of cities, counties, and local agencies in a lawsuit against the Trump administration over FEMA funding.

Hernández's homer lifts Ohtani and the Dodgers over the Phillies 5-3 in NL Division Series opener

abc7.com (KABC) 10/5 12:12A AP

Teoscar Hernández rallied the Los Angeles Dodgers with a three-run homer in the seventh inning of a 5-3 win over the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 1 of their NL Division Series.

LA council approves parking meter rate increase, moves toward possible trash bin penalties

abc7.com (KABC) 10/5 12:12A KABC

The Los Angeles City Council approved an increase in parking meter rates and called on staff to explore the implementation of penalties for residents whose trash bins block sidewalks and streets.

North Hollywood taco spot named nation's best by Yelp

abc7.com (KABC) 10/4 1:46P Anabel Munoz

It's no secret Los Angeles is a hotbed of mouth-watering tacos of all kinds, and Yelp's Top 100 Taco Spots of 2025 proves it.

Rich Archbold: Legacy Runners dwindling but determined few remain

Los Angeles Daily News 10/4 2:00A Rich Archbold

Long Beach Marathon Legacy Runners may be dwindling, but there still are some determined to be at the start line Sunday for the historic race which started in 1982. They will once again line up for...

Man pleads guilty to throwing Molotov cocktail at deputies during Paramount immigration protest

abc7.com (KABC) 10/2 8:26P AP

A 23-year-old man has pleaded guilty to throwing a Molotov cocktail at Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies during protests against immigration raids in Paramount.

Family files lawsuit after Air Force veteran dies by suicide in LA County jail

abc7.com (KABC) 10/2 8:26P Niku Kazori

The family of a Los Angeles County jail inmate who died by suicide has filed a lawsuit, claiming deputies failed to perform proper checks to assure his safety.

Woman arrested for murder after body found in car at South LA tow yard

abc7.com (KABC) 10/2 8:26P KABC

A woman was arrested for murder after a body was discovered inside a vehicle at a tow lot in South Los Angeles last month, police announced Thursday.

Residential building in South LA erupts in flames, leading to dramatic rescue

abc7.com (KABC) 10/2 8:38A KABC

At least one resident was rescued from a residential building that erupted in flames in South Los Angeles overnight.

Garment workers have won labor protections in CA. New Justice Campus will build on that work

abc7.com (KABC) 10/1 7:05P Anabel Munoz

Los Angeles County is home to tens of thousands of garment workers, many who have fought for labor protections. A new Justice Campus aims to continue that work.