Evelyn, LA Zoo's oldest gorilla is euthanized
Evelyn was an L.A. native, she was born at the zoo in 1976. While western lowland gorillas can live 30 to 40 years in the wild, the zoo attributed Evelyn's longevity to quality of care at the facility.
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Evelyn was an L.A. native, she was born at the zoo in 1976. While western lowland gorillas can live 30 to 40 years in the wild, the zoo attributed Evelyn's longevity to quality of care at the facility.
Compton Sheriff's Station respond to an armed robbery call at
According to the fire department, multiple engine crews and paramedic squads were sent to the location and rendered aid to a total of four youths.
The modified policy now requires guests aged 17 or under to be accompanied by a chaperone on Saturdays only. The park says the change is based on positive trends and improved security.
The Los Angeles Police Dept. said there was no evidence of a shooting at University High School in West L.A. Wednesday morning.
The transfer agreement is between the City of Laguna Beach and Orange County, giving the city ownership and $22 million from the county.
It was a close call for a Hollywood Hills resident and his dog out for a walk Tuesday night as they came face to face with a mountain lion.
A juvenile died Tuesday in a homicide, the second shooting incident in Azusa in two days.
The FBI announced a $5,000 reward Tuesday for information leading to the arrest of a convicted felon accused of killing a man in a Los Angeles bar in 2006.
The justices will test the "independent state legislature theory" in a case that could have far-reaching consequences for elections.
A traffic collision at the corner of Vail Ave. and Washington Blvd. in the Commerce/Montebello area closed the intersection for at least two hours, the Montebello Police Dept. announced at about 4:15 a.m. Wednesday.
The Los Angeles Police Department has stopped their chase of a possibly stolen vehicle near Mission Hills.
A Ventura County sailor killed during the attack on Pearl Harbor has finally returned home just one day before the 81st anniversary of the devastating strike.
Due to an alarming increase in traffic fatalities over the last five years, the Department of Public Works conducted a study of Long Beach roads for more than a year, concluding that 107 different street segments needed to have a slower speed limit posted.
In all, five people were rushed to nearby hospitals following the crash. Two of them died after they arrived. The circumstances leading up to the crash were still unknown.
