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With inflation tamed, the Fed has lowered borrowing costs for credit cards, loans, auto financing and mortgages

A Metro E Line train collided with a car and partially derailed Wednesday morning in the East Los Angeles area.

The three largest Southern California wildfires — the Bridge, Airport and Line fires — all started in early September during a stretch of extremely hot days.

The families of four Pepperdine sorority sisters who were killed on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu nearly one year ago are filing a lawsuit against the state and several state agencies.

Ground will be broken Wednesday in a South Los Angeles neighborhood for a Costco store that will offer bulk buying and something new for the warehouse chain.

The WNBA announced that it is officially expanding to Portland with the new team scheduled to begin play in 2026.

When it comes to burgers, the topping options are endless. But, somehow, classic cheeseburgers are still holding strong against the competition.

Police are investigating the death of a two-year-old after her parents put her to bed, but, moments later, she walked out of the house and was killed in a car crash, Michigan police said.

The Norwalk City Council decided to extend the moratorium on homeless shelters and transitional housing through August 2025.

A man who was caught on surveillance camera brutally beating a valet outside a popular bar in West Hollywood over the weekend remains on the loose.

The city of Long Beach is hoping to decrease the number of illegally dumped mattresses with a pilot program that offers a site for unwanted mattresses.

As people began to return home, someone left behind a sign of gratitude that read “Thank you for saving us.”

Firefighters battled massive flames and smoke coming from a house in Monrovia following an explosion.

After insurance companies canceled home insurance policies for Southern California homeowners, critics blame Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara.