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'There is no place for hate in Lafayette,' the city's mayor, Mike Anderson, said in a statement about the vandalism.

Crowds gathered across the city to celebrate, mostly peacefully. But in downtown L.A. and Echo Park, the situation got tense.

The presidential election is sparking traumatic flashbacks for Central America voters who fled civil wars and electoral violence. Their experiences carry warnings for Nov. 3

For months, Los Angeles parents have held on to hope that public school campuses would reopen soon. It's unlikely to happen before January, officials say.

In an election marked by uncertainties, the signature verification process for mail-in ballots is riddled with vulnerabilities and has never been tested on such a massive scale.

Uncertainty looms over Huntington Beach's Oak View neighborhood as the COVID-19 pandemic has further choked a neighborhood struggling to survive.

The massive development at Jefferson and La Cienega boulevards got a big push from Councilman Herb Wesson.

A month after seven people were shot at an illegal marijuana cultivation site, Riverside County's worst mass killing in recent memory remains a mystery.

Proposition 16: Is bringing back affirmative action what California needs now?

Latinos raised in California are slowly starting to gain positions of power and influence across small-town America.

O.C. coastal cities became the face of the resistance to California coronavirus orders. Does that presage their congressional seat going red?

Together, the Silverado and Blue Ridge fires have consumed more than 27,000 acres, but destruction to property has been relatively light.

Dodger fans took to the streets and provided Los Angeles with a hearty fireworks show as the team won its first World Series since 1988.

The Santa Ana Zoo welcomed 150 evacuated animals from the Orange County Zoo on Tuesday afternoon.

The L.A. City Council is moving with unusual speed to vote Wednesday to vastly expand where people are prohibited from bedding down for the night, drawing the ire of activists and some members of the council.

Four ballot drop boxes in Orange County were closed due to the Silverado and Blue Ridge fires. All the ballots are safe, officials said.

Activists and privacy advocates denounced the move as unconstitutional surveillance, while the LAPD said it would expand its "operational readiness."

The average numbers of new COVID-19 cases per 100,000 residents in four counties — Imperial, San Bernardino, Riverside and Los Angeles — are currently among the highest in the state.

At least eight acres had burned, and fire crews were battling the blaze on the ground and in the air.

Auditor slams California regulators for Exide cleanup delays, says cost could top $650 million

Powerful waves — caused by the same winds that sparked fires on the mainland — crashed into Catalina Island's Avalon Harbor on Monday afternoon, battering the boardwalk and sending spray high into the air.

LAPD officers will be sent to Dodger Stadium, L.A. Live, and other locations to prevent unruly celebrations, Chief Michel Moore said.