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Tattoo parlors in Torrance and Long Beach will remain closed during regional stay-at-home orders issued by Gov. Gavin Newsom, a federal judge ruled Wednesday, denying a bid by attorneys to reopen them.
The confrontation happened during a food distribution event after people were alerted to the fact that the former Ultimate Fighting Championship fighter was handing out food without a face covering.
As a surge of COVID-19 cases continues in Los Angeles, public libraries are offering free outdoor Wi-Fi service in the parking lots of 32 county libraries.
As of Wednesday evening, 1,510,136 Riverside County residents, 1,526,935 San Bernardino County residents and 637,815 Ventura County residents had been tested for COVID-19.
A self-proclaimed "spiritual healer" was charged Wednesday with raping two women.
Mayor Eric Garcetti announced that his 9-year-old daughter, Maya, received a negative COVID-19 test result during a Wednesday briefing.
President Trump announced 26 new pardons Wednesday, including for allies Paul Manafort and Roger Stone, as well as Jared Kushner's father, Charles Kushner. Mr. Trump 15 pardons the day before.
Santa Ana has more COVID-19 cases than any other city in Orange County, yet testing for some of the most vulnerable has become more difficult to access as funding for the largest free testing site at Santa Ana College ran out Sunday.
An outbreak of COVID-19 in Orange County jails continues to widen, with 968 infections as of Wednesday, up from 908 on Tuesday. The county is awaiting the results of 675 tests.
A 46-year-old father said COVID-19 nearly killed him, but he's now on the road to recovery and said he hopes to be home by Christmas.
Los Angeles International Airport was bustling with travelers looking to get away this holiday despite warnings from officials to avoid unnecessary air travel.
The Los Angeles County Health Department warned residents Wednesday of scammers spreading false information about the coronavirus vaccine.
As a regional stay-at-home order extends beyond the holidays, travel is expected to dip substantially this season compared to last year.
Two kids in Northern California are calling themselves the Cookie Ninjas after they were caught on Ring surveillance camera sneaking onto neighbors' porches to drop off holiday goodies.
As holiday festivities commence, the Riverside County Department of Animal Services is reminding pet owners to keep animals safe with tips to keep in mind while you celebrate.
