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An exclusive event at Pacific Design Center will raise funds for three key organizations that played a crucial role in fire relief efforts.

The lawsuit claims the layoffs are so severe that the department “can no longer function, and cannot comply with its statutory requirements.”

Hundreds of fans at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport lined up 10 deep and hoping to catch a glimpse of Shohei Ohtani as he arrived. But they saw nothing of the Los Angeles Dodgers superstar.

With heavy rainfall expected, officials are advising Los Angeles County beachgoers to stay out of the water on Thursday due to the increased possibility of runoff containing dangerous wildfire debris.    

Heavy rain has fallen in the overnight hours across Southern California, prompting evacuation and flood warnings for wildfire burn zones. 

Overwhelmed but grateful. That’s how an undocumented woman whose detainment went viral described her release since she’s been able to reunite with her ailing daughter.

Law enforcement cleared the Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital in San Bernardino after finding no threat in the report of a possibly armed individual. Around 6 p.m., what authorities believed to be a male subject called a non-emergency line and advised he was hearing voices in his head and he wanted to kill people, according to LASD Li...

A pair of siblings accused of killing a 66-year-old businessman during an attempted carjacking have been arrested in connection with the fatality, Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman announced.

The shelter hopes to find forever homes for bigger dogs, including strays from the Eaton Fire, by March 18.

Investigators are looking for a person who was caught on surveillance video grabbing a white garbage bag and discarding it into a dumpster.

Expect periods of rain over the remainder of the week before dry and warmer weather this weekend.

Three people made false claims that their homes were destroyed in January’s wildfires and received tens of thousands of dollars, authorities said.

By releasing Kupp prior to June 1, the Rams will save $20 million toward their 2025 salary cap.