Somebody should climb up to the roof and flash the DOGE signal before the entire city is consumed by organic waste.

The Bureau of Sanitation requested to raise the monthly fee for single-family homes and duplex buildings by over 50%.

The Los Angeles City Council approved a plan on Friday to begin the process of increasing fees, set to go into effect on Jan.

The quasi-independent agency cites a 1911 court ruling in California that says that, absent a contract, utilities aren’t ...

A group of senior citizens suing the city of L.A. over the Palisades fire includes a 93-year-old woman who escaped the ...

The decision marks the first adjusted fee rate in 17 years and aims to close a nearly $1 billion budget gap in the city’s ...

Attorneys from Munger, Tolles & Olson, a Los Angeles law firm, are relying on a 1911 California Supreme Court decision to defend the LADWP against multiple lawsuits blaming the utility for running ...

The retirement plan added up to $40 million to its commitment to the open-end core real estate fund managed by Harrison Street Real Estate Capital for its $18.5 billion defined benefit plan, CEO Linda ...

In an attempt to address a $1 billion budget shortfall, the LA City Council approved a plan to increase trash collection fees ...

Los Angeles County Public Health released the preliminary findings of a soil sampling study done in both fire areas. Here’s ...

For the first time in 17 years, Los Angeles is on track to raise trash ... jump to $111.90 if the rate adjustment moves forward. DWP only provides billing services, while sanitation establishes ...