The Latest

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  Simi Valley Apr 21

  Simi Valley woman accused of shoving pregnant street vendor faces battery charges

  A pregnant street vendor’s attorney is calling for a woman arrested for battery to be charged with a possible hate crime after shoving the expecting mother to the ground in Simi Valley.
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  Wildfires Apr 17

  Where recovery efforts stand 100 days after the Palisades Fire

  April 17 marks 100 days since the start of the LA wildfires and Mayor Karen Bass says the city is on track for the fastest wildfire recovery in state history.
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  Crime and Courts Apr 11

  ‘It could have been me.' Teen sexually assaulted by soccer coach speaks out

  A teenage boy who claims to have been sexually assaulted by a soccer coach charged with another teen’s murder said the man drugged him in 2024.
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  Crime and Courts Apr 8

  Neighbor of coach accused in teen's killing says children often played soccer at his home

  A ‘missing person’ flyer asking for help in the search for 13-year-old Oscar Omar Hernandez was still posted Tuesday at the San Fernando Valley park where he used to practice soccer. The piece of paper with the North Hollywood boy’s photo was posted at Whitsett Soccer Field after Oscar Omar was reported missing by his family March 30. Days later,…
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  Wildfires Apr 4

  ‘I need help.' Malibu small businesses struggle to survive after Palisades Fire

  Shop owners said there’s a loophole in supporting people affected by the devastating wildfire.
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  LAUSD Mar 26

  Community rallies behind East LA charter school, mariachi program facing closure

  The KIPP Sol Academy in East Los Angeles is fighting to remain open after the Los Angeles Unified School District slated it to close.
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  Menendez Brothers Mar 20

  Family of Menendez Brothers hold rally outside DA Nathan Hochman's office

  Supporters of Erik and Lyle Menendez are rallying together for the first time since the LA County District Attorney announced he does not support their recent sentencing petition.
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  Pacific Palisades Mar 19

  Home that survived Palisades Fire is destroyed in mudslide

  A hillside home that survived the Palisades Fire then later cracked due to land movement from the blaze was crushed recently likely due to wet weather and a water main break that may have been linked to the firefight.
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  South Los Angeles Mar 18

  South LA school that serves unhoused students appeals to keep charter status

  A South Los Angeles-based school that serves unhoused students made its case Tuesday to the Los Angeles County Board of Education as to why it should keep its charter status.
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  California Wildfires Mar 17

  ‘I'd do it again.' Altadena father and son reflect on their Eaton Fire firefight

  One Altadena resident is reflecting on how he helped save a block, thanks in part to his son who wouldn’t leave his side.