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April 16

Eric Swalwell campaign paid hotel where accuser Lonna Drewes claims assault took place

Eric Swalwell faces legal probes in New York and Los Angeles after multiple women accused the former Democratic congressman of sexual assault and rape.

April 15

LA hotel leaders warn Mayor Bass' $30 wage mandate is killing business ahead of World Cup, Olympics

Los Angeles hotels are "sounding alarm bells" over a $30-per-hour minimum wage law, according to an AHLA report citing reduced hiring and canceled investments.

April 15

Man with Joker-inspired rifle fires gun, runs into traffic near Trump golf course, deputies say

Deputies say an armed Arizona man with a Joker-inspired rifle and ballistic vest was arrested near Trump National Golf Course in California.

April 15

Disgruntled worker invokes Luigi Mangione in $500M warehouse inferno he filmed in anti-capitalist rage: feds

Accused arsonist Chamel Abdulkarim smirked in court pleading not guilty to charges tied to a $500 million Inland Empire warehouse fire he allegedly set.

April 14

Former UCLA gynecologist sentenced after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting patients at school

James Heaps, a former UCLA OB-GYN, pleaded guilty to 13 felony counts and was sentenced to 11 years in prison for sexually assaulting his patients.

April 13

Los Angeles hotel industry 'struggling' under wage mandate signed by Mayor Karen Bass, new survey finds

An industry research report claims Los Angeles' minimum wage mandate led to reduced hiring, labor hour cuts, and delayed hotel development as costs outpace revenue growth.

April 13

LA-area street takeover shooting caught on camera; locals scared, vow to move

Four people were hospitalized after gunfire erupted at a street takeover in Rosemead, authorities said, as LA County faces a wave of violent gatherings.

April 13

4 hospitalized in Los Angeles after gunfire during street takeover

Chaos erupts amid a Los Angeles street takeover that left four hospitalized Sunday morning. (Anonymous via Storyful)

April 10

Los Angeles schools may close as nearly 85% of district’s workers plan to strike

Los Angeles schools could close as they face a potential strike Tuesday, with three unions representing 70,000 employees demanding higher pay.

April 10

David Spade wonders if Hollywood can recover its movie industry as people flee Los Angeles

David Spade and Dana Carvey discuss Hollywood's decline with Tim Dillon, calling on Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass to prioritize the entertainment industry.