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A mariachi band, playing their instruments and wearing their face masks, performed outside of a Fullerton hospital on Monday for a coronavirus patient who has been placed on a ventilator.
A wild pursuit that began in the Glendora area finally came to an end in Studio City Monday after spanning several hours.
Hurry Curry of Tokyo on Sawtelle Boulevard is closing its doors after 33 years.
Social media network Parler, which had been offline for nearly a month following backlash over allegedly promoting violent language around the time of the U.S. Capitol riot, was back online as of Monday.
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Monday reported 1,869 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases and 29 deaths, bringing countywide totals to 1,168,358 cases and 19,095 deaths.
The department shared the news that Deputy Pedro Romo, a 25-year veteran of the LASD, passed away Sunday.
A new COVID-19 vaccination site opened Monday at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson to provided first-dose inoculations this week.
L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti reported that the city is only expected to receive 58,000 doses this week.
The Richard Nixon Presidential Library & Museum will host an hour-long "Meet The Presidents" livestream Monday to celebrate Presidents Day.
A resident told CBSLA that everyone safely escaped after a homeless man who happened to be walking by at the time banged on doors, yelled and woke them up.
Wind gusts created issues across the region Sunday, and more winds were expected on Monday.
Russell served as an L.A. city councilwoman from 1969 to 1987.
The Los Angeles Police Department has launched an internal investigation after complaints of a shocking online post depicting George Floyd was allegedly being shared by officers.
The victim, a 27-year-old man, was crossing the PCH when he was struck by a Nissan. He was not in a crosswalk.
