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Los Angeles was recently ranked one of the top cities in the nation for electric vehicle drivers to recharge their cars. According to a new study by iSeeCars, LA ranked number three in the United States because there is an average of one charger for every 724 people.
The viral video shows a not-so-uncommon encounter between a parent and homeowner outside a Saugus elementary school.
A California judge recommended that John Eastman, Chapman Law School's former dean, face disbarment for his alleged role in Trump's Georgia election scheme.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is assisting the U.S. Marshals Service after a kidnapping suspect barricaded in the San Gabriel Valley Wednesday.
The toy company reached out and asked the department to stop using Lego heads in mugshots, as it's an infringement on intellectual property.
One day before the Dodgers' home opener, large Shohei Ohtani mural is unveiled in Little Tokyo
Ahead of the 2024 Major League Baseball home opener, the Dodgers shortstop is serving chicken fingers instead of hits as he works his pre-game shift, for charity.
A winning ticket, with five of the six Mega Millions numbers, sold at D & K Liquor in Van Nuys, giving that ticket holder a $1,058,180 prize.
Though she was just a teenager when she began her sports management career, Lakers owner Jeanie Buss hasn't slowed down four decades later.
Adam Nemat, 17, was a beloved senior at Santiago High School who devoted his free time to giving back to others. Now, in his memory, family is hopeful that the community will perform an act of kindness.
A North Hollywood business owner is outraged after the judge ruled that the City of Los Angeles will not have to pay for any of the damages a SWAT team caused nearly two years ago.
The print is number 187 out of 215 and is signed by Warhol.
Compton leaders said that residents fixing potholes is against city code.
The city of Sacramento is now a transgender sanctuary city, believed to be the first in California to vote for this designation.
A recovery operation will resume Wednesday morning in search for the six construction workers who were on the Francis Scott Key Bridge when it collapsed.
