Los Angeles
Here’s how the California primary works
California has a top-two primary and the Los Angeles primary is non-partisan.
Mayoral candidates reflect on track record, opponents and unlikely allies after Los Angeles Valley College forum
Adam Miller, Rae Huang and Karen Bass spoke with Annenberg Media after a mayoral forum hosted by the Greater San Fernando Chamber of Commerce on May 20.
Election Day is on June 2. Here’s where to vote near USC
Election Day is on June 2. Here is a guide to finding the closest voting center or ballot box near campus.
Mayoral candidates share visions and respond to criticisms at Los Angeles Valley College forum
Mayoral candidates shared their visions and responded to criticisms at a forum hosted by the Greater San Fernando Chamber of Commerce on May 20 in Valley Glen at Los Angeles Valley College.
Supporters canvass for low polling mayoral candidate
Despite polling at 3% in a recent poll, volunteers gathered in Playa Del Rey on May 16 to canvass the neighborhood for Reverend Rae Huang.
Advocates say detainees in L.A.-area ICE processing center begin hunger strike
The SoCal chapter of the Defend Migrants Alliance brought together activists groups and family members of detainees for a press conference Wednesday morning.
Tom Steyer’s billionaire status looms over gubernatorial campaign ahead of June 2 election
California gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer rallied supporters at East Los Angeles College Wednesday with content creator Carlos Eduardo Espina and State Senator Caroline Menjivar.
New polling suggests Republicans could miss general election in California governor, LA mayor races
Xavier Becerra, Steven Hilton and Tom Steyer are in a statistical three-way tie, according to a poll released May 13 by Emerson College.
Nithya Raman accuses Mayor Karen Bass of putting LA ‘up for sale to big tech’
City Councilmember Nithya Raman held a press conference on May 11 in Palms where she accused Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass of putting LA "up for sale to big tech."
L.A. mayoral hopeful says Karen Bass failed in all aspects of the Palisades Fire
Mayoral candidate Adam Miller, a Democrat, pitched himself as the only moderate in the race in an interview with Annenberg Media.
The Palisadian-Post returns on the 98th anniversary of the paper’s founding
Tim and Laura Schneider are re-launching the Palisadian-Post after the paper shut down following the Palisades fire. The paper will release its first new issue on May 4, the 98th anniversary of the founding of the paper.
From Conflict to Coexistence: California’s New Wildlife Plan
The California Wildlife Coexistence Act, a bill promoting coexistence between humans and wildlife in California, was approved by the Senate Natural Resources and Water Committee last Tuesday.
Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority to lay off nearly 300 employees
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority announced Monday that it will lay off 284 employees, following Mayor Karen Bass’s budget proposal.
The race for CA governor: Becerra surges as Swalwell and Yee drop from race
The 2026 governor’s race continues to change as candidate Xavier Becerra has risen from 4 to 13% in polls after former U.S. Rep. Eric Swallwell and former state Controller Betty Yee's departures.
The Trump Administration will be refunding $166 billion in tariffs to importers
The Trump administration will begin refunding $166 billion in tariffs through the newly established Consolidated Administration and Processing of Entries system, which launched Monday. This follows a recent Supreme Court decision that Trump’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977 to declare the U.S. trade deficit a national emergency, prompting the initial tariffs, was unconstitutional.