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A Los Angeles janitorial firm catering to aviation companies has been cited by State Labor Commissioner Julie Su and ordered to pay nearly $1 million in back wages, damages and fines, the Labor Commissioner's office said Thursday.
A 3.0-magnitide quake was reported north of Brea Thursday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
The Los Angeles Fire Department will begin releasing verified response time data to the public once a month, Mayor Eric Garcetti and Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas said Thursday.
A stretch of Van Nuys Boulevard in Sherman Oaks will be resurfaced this weekend, meaning freeway ramp closures and potential traffic delays for motorists.
After three years in New York, Rise of the Jack O'Lanterns has headed west and will be held at Descanso Gardens in La Canada.
Authorities say they have contained the danger created by a leak from a listing refueling barge at the dock used by the Catalina Express in Long Beach.
Police Thursday were investigating the murder of a 12-year-old boy and a 44-year-old man at a Riverside County home.
Kat Von D Thursday attacked at CBS2/KCAL9 news crew after a fire damaged her famous West Hollywood tattoo shop.
The city Recreation and Parks Commission backed Live Nation Worldwide's bid to run the Greek Theatre Thursday, after the panel delayed making a decision at two previous meetings.
Police Thursday were conducting a murder investigation near the 210 Freeway in Glendora.
Many non-profit organizations are providing resources, support and advocacy for veterans. Find out how these non-profits are supporting veterans in the U.S.
In an ongoing effort to support returning veterans to re-establish themselves in viable careers, the Department of Veterans Affairs has established a vocational, rehabilitation program, called Compensated Work Therapy (CWT).
Colleges and universities are offering more services and resources for veterans. Check out what these four universities have to offer for those who have served in the military.
A pedestrian was found dead Thursday morning on the northbound Hollywood (101) Freeway in Silver Lake.
When Michael Newcombe became an active duty combat engineer for the Army, he had the world on a string, but an injury received in Afghanistan changed all that. Plagued by homelessness, unemployment and addiction, this young veteran refused to give up. This is his story.
