News & City

The city by the sea is home to famous actors and show biz luminaries but it only has 3 places to see movies

Adams, a former NYPD Captain, was hit with a federal indictment charging him with five federal charges of bribery, fraud and soliciting illegal foreign campaign donations

Police seek woman involved in fatal sidewalk accident

Federal investigation leaves several Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department deputies off duty

Artist Katy Krantz changes "Guns" to "Us" after city spends $6.5 on the closed Martin B. Retting gun store

The nearly 75-year-old church was disassembled by a team of pros who explain the process during an upcoming free talk

AB-1840 would've ensured that California Housing Finance Agency applicants would not be disqualified due to their immigration status

A stretch of Hollywood Boulevard finds unexpected change as long-standing encampments vanish, sparking debate over enforcement and compassion in L.A.'s approach to homelessness

A luxury boat loaded with fireworks and ammunition erupts in flames, sending shockwaves through the harbor

Vendors like the "Bicycle Whisperer" Lance Olot Small, who has worked from a cargo van parked in Venice since 2008, are benefitting from massive fee reductions

Hedgehogs and Hawks,Bald Eagles and Black Bears among animals relocated in caravan of vehicles to Palm Desert to escape the out-of-control flames sparked by an arsonist

An early morning earthquake near Malibu put the MyShake early warning system to the test

Governor Newsom signed a bill allowing lawbreaking passengers to be banned for up to one year

A service will be held in the community to honor the lives of Los Angeles residents stolen on the darkest day in American history

Justin Wayne Halstenberg was arrested by San Bernardino County Sheriffs Tuesday for sparking one of three devastating wildfires continuing to rage in Southern California

The Airport Fire, The Bridge Fire, and The Line Fire continue to destroy wildlife, force evacuations and threaten air quality, Cal Fire says

The original Pacific Electric line was torn out in 1952

Record heat leads to thousands of power outages across Los Angeles while the sweltering temps fuel two major SoCal wildfires

L.A.'s Chief Heat Officer directs you to 200 cool spots and the city opens six new cooling centers today

The sweet treat has been an L.A. favorite for almost a century

The Figueroa Corridor has long been a haven for human trafficking, often of minors. Federal and local authorities are now joining forces to combat it

Despite its international stage in Paris this summer, Breaking, a sport rooted in diversity, has been cut from the lineup at LA28

Six individuals face federal charges for running a "crime tourism" ring in Southern California, amassing $5.5M from luxury thefts and fraud.

StubHub faces a $20 million settlement after California's Attorney General Rob Bonta charges the ticket giant with failing to honor refund policies during the pandemic.