The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved an ordinance to hold internet providers accountable for offering slower, costlier broadband in low-income communities.

The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved an ordinance to hold internet providers accountable for offering slower, costlier broadband in low-income communities.

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Los Angeles Cracks Down On 'Digital Discrimination' By Internet Service Providers

Some SoCal cities are scrambling to create regulations and fees for delivery bots, or "Personal Delivery Devices".

Some SoCal cities are scrambling to create regulations and fees for delivery bots, or "Personal Delivery Devices".

Delivery bots: where you see cute, city officials see cash

If you held off on buying Olympics tickets during the first drop in the hopes you could get them cheaper on the resale market...well, you might want to hear what our reporter Libby Rainey found when she looked at what tickets for past Olympics cost on those platforms.

If you held off on buying Olympics tickets during the first drop in the hopes you could get them cheaper on the resale market...well, you might want to hear what our reporter Libby Rainey found when she looked at what tickets for past Olympics cost on those platforms.

Will the LA Olympics get even more expensive when tickets can be re-sold?

A late season storm is expected to blow into Los Angeles and Ventura counties with light rain, wind gusts and cooler weather starting Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.

A late season storm is expected to blow into Los Angeles and Ventura counties with light rain, wind gusts and cooler weather starting Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.

Los Angeles Cracks Down On 'Digital Discrimination' By Internet Service Providers

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