Suspect armed robber fatally shot by South Gate police in Walnut Park
An investigation is underway following a shooting involving South Gate police officers that left an armed robbery suspect dead in Walnut Park.
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LeBron James' tip-in at buzzer wins it for Lakers 120-119 over Pacers to snap three-game losing streak
LeBron James called game. The final few minutes of the Los Angeles Lakers and the Indiana Pacers game had all the makings of a disaster. The Lakers, having once led by 17 points, trailed 119-118 with 10 seconds left on the clock. They had already lost three consecutive games and their struggles had them spiraling in the western conference standings... -
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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Driver in wrecked car traveling recklessly on 101 Freeway in San Fernando Valley
A driver whom police were trying to stop for reckless driving sparked a high-speed pursuit along the freeways in San Fernando Valley.
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High-speed pursuit driver crashes stolen utility van in Santa monica
Police were chasing a vehicle in LA County on Wednesday.
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Suspected DUI driver in Pomona wrong-way crash dies
A driver suspected of driving under the influence and causing a wrong-way crash in Pomona last week died, officials said.
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Ventura County man charged for allegedly grooming and assaulting minor
Authorities say the suspect used a fake online identity to lure a 12-year-old victim, and investigators fear there may be more victims.
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Car chase suspects try to hide from police in tool shed in Simi Valley
A trio of suspected thieves were arrested Wednesday after they tried to hide from police officers in a backyard tool shed at the end of a chase in Simi Valley.
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Sneak peek: The offbeat and classic dishes available at LA County Fair 2025
The sweet aroma of funnel cakes and cotton candy will soon fill the air in Pomona with the return of the Los Angeles County Fair. Along with carnival rides, musical performances and livestock competitions, the promise of wacky and delectable dishes will come back as part of one of the fair’s major attractions. Comforting classics like turkey legs, ... -
Some iconic restaurants on Sunset Strip are shutting down
More lease signs are appearing on the world-famous Sunset Strip.
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Deadly police shooting in Walnut Park
An investigation is underway after a police officer opened fire in South Gate Wednesday.
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How to help your pet through allergy season
Just like humans, pets can suffer from seasonal allergies—here’s how to identify and manage their symptoms.
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No ticket? No problem. Where to enjoy Dodgers opening day
The Los Angeles Dodgers season begins in less than 48 hours when the boys in blue go head to head with the Detroit Tigers Thursday afternoon at home. With the cheapest tickets priced at $135 each, here are a couple fan fan-favorite alternatives to cheer on the blue crew. First pitch will be thrown on Thursday at 4:10 p.m.
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Rose Bowl to host Los Angeles Olympic competitions in 2028
The iconic venue has been chosen to host the finals and semifinals for both men’s and women’s soccer.
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Not enough parking? Free Dodger Stadium Express buses return for 2025 season
Dodger fans tired of fighting traffic look no further; the Dodger Stadium Express program is back for the 2025 season. A collaboration with the Los Angeles Metro, Dodger’s fans can catch ‘Dodger Express’ buses free of charge to and from the game from the several different South Bay stations or Union Station, free of charge. Servic... -
Burbank authorities arrest suspect accused of using social media to target minors
After weeks of investigation, authorities have arrested a man suspected of using social media to target minors.
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Malibu homelessness count sets fourth consecutive record low
Homelessness in Malibu dropped to a record low 33 people – the fourth consecutive year of decreases across the city. The city recorded it’s highest unhoused population in 2020 at 239 during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since 2022 that number has decreased to historic lows in recent history. In 2022, there were 88 people experiencing ho... -
The Leonard Files: After The Flames Ep. 14 – L.A. burns through fire relief money
How will the City of Los Angeles stay afloat in 2025? It’s facing a massive budget deficit and considering layoffs, spending millions on fire recovery, and is planning to spend even more money rebuilding the Fire Department after years of under-funding its infrastructure....——————————̵...
