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LOS ANGELES — Hotels with indoor pools have been around for decades. But at the plush new Downtown L.A. Proper Hotel, there's a 2,777-square-foot suite with its own indoor swimming pool, and it's much bigger than the one on the roof shared by all guests.

LOS ANGELES — For some of L.A.'s most outspoken left-leaning activists, the first sign of trouble came when U.S. Rep. Karen Bass unveiled her plan for ending homeless encampments on the city’s streets and sidewalks.

LOS ANGELES — L.A.'s local election campaigns traditionally have been framed around neighborhood-level issues — crime, housing, traffic congestion and, in more recent years, the homelessness crisis.

LOS ANGELES — Gas prices in Los Angeles have climbed to new heights this week, with Angelenos shelling out more than $5.50 a gallon on average at the pump.

Preservationists hope to make the one-time home of Loren Miller a historic landmark. That it would make it nearly impossible to redevelop the $1.4 million two-bedroom home.

LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles could soon ease city rules requiring indoor restaurants, gyms, bars, movie theaters, hair salons and other businesses to check that customers are vaccinated against COVID-19 before letting them inside.

The Lakers (27-35) have lost four straight since the All-Star Break

The Los Angeles Rams, SoFi Stadium and the wife of quarterback Matthew Stafford take center stage in the Season 1 finale of "Earnin' It: The NFL's Forward Progress," a five-part docuseries from NFL Films that highlights the roles and careers of some of the more powerful and influential women in…

"When you're a Laker, and you're a big-name player, and you're playing in L.A., all opponents, I don't care who they are, they're going to be coming into L.A. and they're going to be playing above their heads," said Shaq. "And you can never make an ...