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Mayor Karen Bass' brother joins Palisades fire lawsuit against city of L.A. June 11, 2026

Kenneth Bass, the 78-year-old brother of L.A. Mayor Karen Bass, is alleging that the city led by his sister is responsible for the property loss and emotional distress he suffered when his Malibu home burned down in the Palisades fire.

Clara Harter

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is warning the public of World Cup-related online scams including fake websites and suspicious ticket offers.

Karen Garcia

Locke High's grand charter school experiment faces shutdown as LAUSD moves to take back campus June 11, 2026

LAUSD wants to take back Locke high school from Green Dot after two decades. Officials say the charter school is failing; defenders want a closer look at data.

Howard Blume

At Riverside's Mission Inn, former owner departs with historic art — and locals are outraged June 11, 2026

Before the sale of the landmark hotel closed, Kelly Roberts removed two beloved paintings that had been a part of the property for more than a century.

Christopher Reynolds

Democrats keep Prop. 50 promise alive through primary, with momentum heading toward November June 11, 2026

California Democrats are bullish about winning in all five Congressional districts they targeted to flip after Proposition 50. Experts said the results of last week's primary election show signs of danger for Republicans.

Kevin Rector

Spencer Pratt became a voice for L.A.'s disaffected. Where do his supporters go now? June 11, 2026

When Republican Spencer Pratt burst into Los Angeles politics, venting a torrent of online fury against Mayor Karen Bass' handling of the Palisades fire, he pitched his mayoral campaign as a full-bore challenge to L.A.'s political status quo.

Jenny Jarvie

Becerra heads toward the November election with a major edge over Hilton in governor's race, poll shows June 11, 2026

A Berkeley IGS poll shows Democrat Xavier Becerra begins the general election campaign for California governor with a big lead over Republican Steve Hilton.

Nicole Nixon

L.A. voters are stuck with status quo in City Hall June 11, 2026

L.A. voters reelected all City Council members running in the June 2 primary while rejecting outsider Spencer Pratt's bid to be the next mayor.

Melissa Gomez

UC Davis favored less qualified Black, Latino med school applicants, Justice Department claims June 11, 2026

The U.S. Justice Department said an investigation by its Civil Rights Division found racial bias in admissions at UC Davis' School of Medicine.

Andrew J. Campa

Reward jumps to $85,000 in cold-case killing of Altadena 4-year-old shot on a relative's porch June 11, 2026

The L.A. County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved reinstating the reward in the decade-old slaying of Salvador "Chavita" Esparza and increasing it by $10,000.

Seamus Bozeman

In an era of economic uncertainty and growing environmental awareness, luxury consumers are increasingly choosing craftsmanship, longevity, and sustainability over flashy branding. Luxury fashion has…