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Between March 19, when the state's stay-at-home order began, and April 19, the CHP says it has issued 2,943 citations across the state for speeding more than 100 mph, compared to 1,335 given out during the same period last year.
Paul Flores, the man who lives in the home, is believed to be the last person to have seen Smart alive back in 1996.
As a heatwave descends on Southern California, skiers and snowboarders may have one last chance to do their thing.
It struck the unincorporated View Park-Windsor Hills area, near Inglewood, just after midnight at a depth of just over 7 miles.
The annual Armenian genocide commemoration -- which typically fills the streets with marching people and cars draped in orange, red and blue flags and banners -- will be online this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The famous independent record store has launched a crowdfunding effort to try to stay in business.
The nonprofit organization Mother of Many, or MOM, is putting together gift baskets of 2020 graduation tokens like graduation caps, cups, plates, napkins and sparkling apple cider.
Authorities believe the shooting may have been gang related.
Twenty-four oil tankers were spotted anchored off the shore of Southern California, waiting to get into the Port of Long Beach.
Bob's Big Boy in Burbank took the opportunity to bring back car hop service as people practice social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.
Wednesday's temperatures are forecast to be in the 80s, hovering close to the 90s, and wind advisories and high wind watches have been issued across the region through Thursday.
After not receiving a loan from the initial paycheck protection program funding, many small businesses are hoping for a more successful take two.
New information released Tuesday night shows that the first documented COVID-19 deaths in the United States happened days earlier than previously believed.
Allowed activities include hiking, biking and equestrian activities, and non-contact outdoor sports such as tennis and golf.
Los Angeles County Department of Animal Control and Care's Director Marcia Mayeda hoped this story would encourage everyone to microchip their pet and keep the registry information up to date.
