Security video captures two men attacking another man in Lynwood
The victim told neighbors that he had run into the two men earlier and asked them if they were registered to vote. Minutes later, they attacked him.
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The victim told neighbors that he had run into the two men earlier and asked them if they were registered to vote. Minutes later, they attacked him.
Most of the protest was peaceful, police stressed to CBSLA. It was just a small splinter group which clashed with officers following that rally.
According to officials with the Los Angeles Fire Department, the blaze has grown to 8-10 acres.
In an effort to solve a case nearly six years old, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Tuesday extended and doubled a reward for information leading to the person who fatally shot a 4-year-old boy in Altadena.
After an investigation, police said the attempted kidnapping of a Simi Valley High School student was unfounded.
Los Angeles Controller Ron Galperin called on the city to divest the city's $46.2 million from Russian assets amid war crime accusations.
Swift reactions were coming in from both anti-abortion rights advocates and abortion-rights advocates after Politico first reported on the leaked draft opinion from the Supreme Court that discussed overturning Roe v. Wade.
A handful of South Los Angeles homeowners say they are stuck paying for pricey flood insurance they don't think they need, and are asking why they're forced to pay for the coverage when many of their neighbors are not.
The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to a car fire around 3:35 p.m. at 1629 Maple Ave.
Recent crime stats show an alarming trend: Last month was the deadliest April for Los Angeles in four years due to homicides, with 36 reported. This is compared to 21 homicides last year and 24 in 2020, Los Angeles Police Department Chief Michel Moore said Tuesday.
The suspect was traveling at high speed through a Torrance neighborhood when he crashed head-on into a sedan.
Police say the man had pointed a gun at Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics and LAPD officers before barricading himself inside the apartment building.
According to Police Chief Michel Moore, 20 employees have tested positive in the last week, up from 12 the previous week.
The CLA tower, which is covered in limestone and can be seen from the 10 and 57 Freeways, opened in 1993 and has appeared movies such as "Gattaca" and "Imposter."
The settlement announced Monday is a "first for the company," according to attorney Brian Virag.
