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The 18-year-old was sitting in a car with her older sister and two guy friends in front of her Inglewood home when a vehicle pulled up next to them and opened fire, killing Monroe, police said.
Thursday was the "Great ShakeOut Day" when emergency coordinators encourage the public to prepare for the inevitable "big one" in California. New research was unveiled giving the public a sobering look at what life could look like after the "big one" on the San Andreas fault.
Chris Taylor hit three homers and drove in six runs as the Los Angeles Dodgers broke loose at the plate to beat Atlanta 11-2 on Thursday night, cutting the Braves' lead in the NL Championship Series to 3-2.
A Long Beach man was killed Thursday morning following a fatal collision near the Long Beach Museum of Art.
Mobile harbor cranes is how smaller, niche ports, like the Port of Hueneme, on-load and offload containers from vessels.
Super Bowl LVI will reportedly bring over $470 million dollars to the local Los Angeles economy in the days surrounding the event.
NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar continues to encourage the public to get vaccinated amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The league's all-time leading scorer, who ruled on the court for two decades, is now using his position as a leader in the community to advocate for vaccines
The incident happened last Saturday at about 11:35 p.m. at Ozone Park, 727 Ozone St., according to Santa Monica police. A homeless man who was sleeping was doused with an unknown liquid, then set on fire, police said.
The attorney for the Laundrie family says that police in Florida have notified the family that Brian Laundrie's remains were found Wednesday.
Authorities are seeking public help in finding missing-Norwalk-woman, Ajah Deanne Yancey, who suffers from bipolar disorder.
Thursday night's NLCS Game 5 is again at Dodger Stadium, with first pitch scheduled for 5:08 p.m.
Pasadena Fire Department has ordered evacuations of a property following the rupture of a natural gas line.
A LAFD firefighter was injured while extinguishing a two-story house fire in the Harvard Heights neighborhood on Thursday morning.
A Native American student began recording the teacher, identified on social media as Candace Reed, because he "felt that violence was being committed against him and he had the right to record."
