Turkey Platter Museum To Open In Chinatown
A Turkey Platter Museum will be open to the public in downtown Los Angeles starting this weekend.
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A Turkey Platter Museum will be open to the public in downtown Los Angeles starting this weekend.
Construction time and costs could be reduced for 600 building projects a year in the city of Los Angeles under a new initiative announced Thursday.
The University of California's Board of Regents Thursday approved tuition hikes that will increase students' costs by as much as 5 percent a year over the next five years.
The market for house flipping - where a home is purchased and subsequently sold again within 12 months — could be cooling in Southern California, according to data released Thursday.
The family of a Torrance man who was fatally struck by a car driven by a drunk substance-abuse counselor filed a wrongful death lawsuit Thursday against the woman's employer.
Analysts say an estimated 2.5 million undocumented immigrants who live in California could be affected by President Obama's expected executive order.
A system moving into the Southland will keep us partly cloudy through the day Thursday and bring us a shot at moisture overnight and early Friday morning.
Classes resumed Thursday at a South Bay high school after police identified a juvenile allegedly responsible for making at least one threat on social media that forced a two-day closure of the campus.
An apartment fire claimed the lives of two children early Thursday morning.
Mike Nichols, the director of such hits as "The Graduate," ''Angels in America" and "Monty Python's Spamalot," has died. He was 83.
Authorities say an apparent gas explosion at a house near San Bernardino has left one person dead and two critically injured.
A man in Riverside who went to see an auto mechanic said he was personally offended by what was written on his receipt – and it wasn't the price.
SWAT was called to the Koreatown area Wednesday night to apprehend a suspect who allegedly assaulted someone with a deadly weapon.
Emergency personnel say many drivers in Los Angeles are failing to yield, making it more difficult for crews to navigate around traffic.
A dog originally believed to have mauled a toddler in Riverside County was returned to its owners Wednesday after authorities determined it was not responsible for the attack.
