Police Investigating Shooting In Del Rey; 1 Injured
LAPD officers were called to the intersection of Culver Boulevard and Centinela Avenue shortly before 6 p.m.
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LAPD officers were called to the intersection of Culver Boulevard and Centinela Avenue shortly before 6 p.m.
Authorities are investigating the death of a man in Inglewood whom a family member says was found decapitated.
A dance program that gives parents a chance to dance with their children with autism and see them grow will be among the dozens of organizations at Stephanie's Day, a resource fair for families with special needs.
The fire burning east of Camp de Benneville Pines and south of Jenks Lake Road prompted help from more than 500 firefighters deployed to the area, along with several aircraft.
California lawmakers on Friday passed a compromise budget to meet Gov. Jerry Brown's demands for restrained spending, even as the package sends billions more to public schools and increases spending on health care and social services.
Rafe Esquith, a teacher at Hobart Elementary in Koreatown, became the subject of controversy after a fellow teacher reportedly complained about Esquith reciting a passage from Mark Twain's "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" in the classroom.
A spokeswoman for Taraji P. Henson says the actress is suffering from exhaustion.
A series of public corruption scandals led to reforms. And next month, an apartment complex will welcome 102 new residents, effectively doubling the population.
Authorities Friday identified the body of a man in his mid-70s whom a family member says was found decapitated.
Crews were called to 4550 West Pico Boulevard, near South Mullen Avenue, shortly before 2 p.m. following a report of a single car into a building.
An vacant building that was under construction went up in flames Friday in North Hollywood.
A Riverside County judge ruled Friday there's enough evidence to try David Rey Contreras of Perris for murder with sentence enhancements that make him eligible for the death penalty.
For the first time ever, a Los Angeles shelter's Hero Dog award has gone to a cat.
FamilySearch, the world's largest genealogical organization, is hoping to change how African-Americans understand their legacy.
A Los Angeles County jail was on lockdown for 5½ hours after an employee lost their weapon.
