Los Angeles County planned to send ground up concrete from the Eaton Fire burn area to the Antelope Valley for later use reinforcing roads. But the plan was abandoned after community outrage.

Los Angeles County planned to send ground up concrete from the Eaton Fire burn area to the Antelope Valley for later use reinforcing roads. But the plan was abandoned after community outrage.

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LA County planned to send fire debris to the desert. Then the community spoke up 

 Fesia Davenport has been on a monthslong medical leave, during which she’s faced scrutiny over a $2 million settlement she received last year. She plans to step down on April 16.

&nbsp;Fesia Davenport has been on a monthslong medical leave, during which she&rsquo;s faced scrutiny over a $2 million settlement she received last year. She plans to step down on April 16.

LA County CEO resigns

Especially if this hot weather returns to seasonal norms and sends the lizards back into semi-hibernation.

Especially if this hot weather returns to seasonal norms and sends the lizards back into semi-hibernation.

Early lizard season in SoCal carries risks for the reptiles

L.A. County supervisors ordered staff on Tuesday to create a public dashboard of settlements between the county and its executives, including their names, settlement amounts, approval dates and links to the agreements. The unanimous action also directed that going forward, the county will make sure all such settlements are reported to the public on meeting agendas after they’re finalized.

L.A. County supervisors ordered staff on Tuesday&nbsp;<a href="https://file.lacounty.gov/SDSInter/bos/supdocs/214125.pdf" data-cms-ai="0">to create</a>&nbsp;a public dashboard of settlements between the county and its executives, including their names, settlement amounts, approval dates and links to the agreements. The unanimous action also directed that going forward, the county will make sure all such settlements are reported to the public on meeting agendas after they&rsquo;re finalized.

LA County planned to send fire debris to the desert. Then the community spoke up

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