Most big campaign spenders are billionaires, corporations, political action committees or unions. Think George Soros, the Koch brothers, the NRA. But the biggest L.A
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One of the fascinating Angelenos featured in L.A. Weekly's People 2014 issue. Check out our entire People 2014 issue.
Caitlin Doughty has been on the phone a lot
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Crystabel Funes is parked outside the house on Woodland View Drive, letting the memories return. It's a gorgeous house — a master bedroom over a two-car garage
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There probably were more ex-convicts with knockout punches gathered outside a Watts Baptist church at 114th Street and Graham Avenue recently than there were in all
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Updated at the bottom: David Cruz provides new details of his views. First posted Tuesday afternoon.
David Cruz, an expert on civil rights and constitutional law,
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Attorney Anthony Trujillo sits at his desk overlooking the Pacific Ocean, clicking through hundreds of files on his computer. Each relates to his late friend and cli
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There have been a few attempts to establish zero-tolerance DUI limits for weed smokers who get behind the wheel. The latest proposal by state Sen. Lou Correa would g
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A murder convict on parole who's been off the radar since 1980 was arrested in Monrovia over the weekend, state officials announced today.
And what has Richard B
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If you want an ultra-secure place to stash your marijuana, Vandenberg Air Force Base, the third largest such institution in America, is a good place for it.
About $1
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Who did your neighbor vote for in the last four L.A. mayoral elections? Would you love a crystal ball to tell you if Wendy Greuel or Eric Garcetti becomes L.A. mayor
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If you think our streets are crumbling before our very eyes, you're not alone.
The latest California Statewide Local Streets and Roads Needs Assessment by the Le
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