LA City Leaders Sue Owner Of Crime-Plagued Apartment Building
On Wednesday, City Attorney Mike Feuer filed a nuisance lawsuit against the company that owns a crime-plagued apartment building in South L.A.
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On Wednesday, City Attorney Mike Feuer filed a nuisance lawsuit against the company that owns a crime-plagued apartment building in South L.A.
Author and screenwriter Joan Didion has died at 87.
Workers on the ground were at greater risk of danger before they started using the drones.
Disneyland has raised the price from $7 to $18 for Lightning Lane passes on the Web Slingers and Radiator Springs Racers rides ahead of the holiday rush.
Molnupiravir was narrowly recommended by the FDA's advisers in a 13-10 vote at the end of November after data showed it cut the risk of hospitalization or death by 30% among high-risk adults.
A man suspected of shooting and killing a resident following a car burglary in a Covina neighborhood Tuesday was captured Wednesday night following a four-hour-long SWAT standoff.
Ekeler is one of 11 Chargers players now on the COVID-19 reserve list.
At the age of 7, Joshua Vazquez received his first toy from the California Highway Patrol's CHiPs For Kids toy drive and now at 19 - he's returning the favor.
On Wednesday, the Los Angeles Public Health Department reported 6,509 new cases of COVID-19, over double the previous day's total.
Paul George had 17 points in his return to the lineup as the Los Angeles Clippers held off the Sacramento Kings 105-89 on Wednesday night.
According to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, the Covina Police Department began the standoff at about 4:30 p.m. SWAT is on scene. At around 7:50 p.m., police apprehended the suspect after using less-than-lethal weapons.
The 27th annual Critics Choice Awards ceremony was postponed Wednesday due to concerns about surging COVID-19 cases.
Los Angeles officials Wednesday reminded Angelenos of the city's Christmas tree recycling program that helps residents properly dispose of their trees after the holidays.
Officers from Anaheim Police Department are ramping up their bait package program to catch thieves with stolen valuables as Christmas quickly approaches.
