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

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 ...

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

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 ...

Palisades fire victims are suing LADWP, claiming downed power lines caused a second ignition — and the utility tried to hide ...

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 ...

A new lawsuit claims the deadly and destructive fire was caused, in part, by a downed power line and that LADWP covered it up ...

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