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Phil Washington returns for his recurring visit with AirTalk to discuss the city’s MTA news.
Despite 15 years of federal oversight and data collection, the Oakland police department persists in racially-biased policing. Community activists are frustrated that more has not changed.
Seven states are asking Judge Andrew Hanen for a preliminary injunction to force the government to reject renewals for young people currently enrolled in DACA and stop accepting new applications.
As California's monster fires continue to blow away records, the state Legislature is examining ways to reduce the risk from the power lines that caused some of the fires.
A coalition of Jewish organizations and synagogues have made bail reform a top legislative priority. They are pushing S.B. 10 to do away with the cash bail system.
A federal appeals court in Pasadena heard from attorneys Tuesday who say President Trump's proposed border wall violates more than 30 environmental laws.
The LA City Council is considering requiring property owners who take measure HHH money to allow recently homeless residents to bring their pets.
Reports are the Trump Administration will soon formally propose denying citizenship to permanent legal residents who’ve used public benefits.
On Monday, Apple removed five of Infowars’ six podcasts from its apps, the first domino in a chain that also included YouTube, Facebook and Spotify, which all kicked conspiracy theorist Alex Jones off their platforms.
As wildland fires continue to burn across the state of California, the Trump administration is proposing commercial logging for the first time in decades in the Los Padres National Forest north of Los Angeles as a way to prevent future fires from starting.
U.S. District Judge David O. Carter, who has been overseeing the suit filed on behalf of the homeless against the cities of Anaheim, Costa Mesa, Orange and the county of Orange, will give city officials until Sept. 7 to release their housing plans for a 60 percent majority of the county’s homeless.
Los Angeles city planners are considering a new proposal that seeks to rezone pieces of land for denser development along the Metro Orange Line.
After years of battling the mafia, the authorities are now going after gangs that force migrants from Nigeria into sex work.
The Supreme Court decision to overturn the federal law banning sports betting may end up empowering California in its various challenges against the federal government – including its status as a sanctuary state.
The streaming giant's new policy on artists who engage in "hateful conduct" is a half-measure, but it demonstrates the power the company now wields — and the challenge it now faces.
