Re “New Seal, Sans Cross, Offers Other Changes,” Sept. 9: The proposed new Los Angeles County seal has been unveiled. The cross is gone because it connoted a link between church and state.

The original seal had a cross over the Hollywood Bowl but it was removed when the seal was redesigned in 2004 after the ACLU threatened legal action. The latest redesigned seal went into effect on ...

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Restoring a tiny Christian cross to the Los Angeles County seal is unconstitutional because it places the county's "power, prestige and purse" behind one religion, a federal judge ruled Thursday.

Los Angeles County supervisors voted to add the cross to the seal in 2014 despite imminent legal action. Though it may go unnoticed by many, the images that appear on the county seal are not trivial.

LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved a motion to add a cross back to the LA County seal after a nearly 10-year absence. The 3-2 vote in the 9:30 ...

In a long-awaited ruling, a federal judge has sided with plaintiffs who argued it was unconstitutional for Los Angeles County supervisors to place a Christian cross on the county seal.

A federal judge says the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors violated the constitution when it voted to add a Christian cross to the county seal in 2014.

Almost a decade after the threat of a lawsuit prompted the costly removal of a cross from the Los Angeles County seal, conservative members of the Board of Supervisors are pushing to bring back ...

LA County Supervisors voted in favor of restoring the cross to the top of the San Gabriel Mission on the LA County seal. The ACLU says this violates the constitutional separation of church and state.

The saga of the Los Angeles County seal ended with a whimper Tuesday as the county supervisors opted against appealing a court decision striking a historic Christian cross from the emblem.