Liam Dillon

Monday is Veterans Day, the federal holiday set aside to honor military veterans of the nation‘s armed forces. The holiday’s purpose is “a celebration to honor America’s veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice […]

One person is dead and three others are in critical condition following suspected drug overdoses at a party early Sunday in Anaheim, police said. Police and paramedics responded to reports of people lying unconscious outside an apartment building on the

A ballot measure that would have made it easier to finance affordable housing and other public projects in California has failed. Proposition 5 was trailing 56% to 44% as of Friday afternoon, a 1.3-million vote margin, according to tallies from

As days went by and dirt, dog waste and grime piled up in the Produce Hotel in Skid Row, Jermaine Staley broke into the janitorial closet. The 78-year-old tenant spent four hours over an afternoon last week sweeping staircases and

The state of California filed suit against Norwalk on Monday, alleging the southeastern Los Angeles County city’s moratorium on new homeless shelters and supportive housing violates a half dozen housing laws. “No community should turn its back on its residents

Along the concrete bed of the San Gabriel River in southeastern Los Angeles, Sean Diaz recalled one of his worst nights in his many years of homelessness. He’d found an abandoned building to sleep in and didn’t realize another person

Poll after poll shows that just about everyone in Los Angeles believes homelessness is one of the biggest problems facing the region. But a key factor determining what Angelenos believe needs to be done about it is whether they’re homeowners,

Irvine police arrested two men this week on pimping and pandering charges after they advertised a brothel on fliers that were placed on neighbors’ cars, a department spokesperson said. The fliers included contact information that led officers a home in

Money for new fire stations, repaved roads, renovated libraries and more is on the ballot in the city of Santa Clara next month. Voters in the Silicon Valley suburb of 127,000 will decide if they’ll pony up for a $400-million