UCLA: Antidepressant Drug May Help Fight Cancer
Results of a new study released Thursday by UCLA suggest that a class of drug commonly prescribed to treat depression might have another health benefit by helping the immune system attack cancer.
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Results of a new study released Thursday by UCLA suggest that a class of drug commonly prescribed to treat depression might have another health benefit by helping the immune system attack cancer.
Councilman Mike Bonin proposed a $5 million Encampment to Home program to help provide immediate funding for moving unhoused people off the Venice Boardwalk.
Los Angeles County is continuing its vaccine incentive program — this time by offering a chance to win season tickets to the Clippers, Rams, or Chargers.
A man is distraught after his beloved Yorkshire Terrier, Dexter, was attacked by a Pit Bull that jumped out from a homeless encampment on the sidewalk and bit him several times.
LAPD releases footage of a March 31 hit and run that seriously injured a pedestrian.
Mount Wilson Observatory announced Thursday it will reopen to the public on Tuesday, June 15.
United Teachers Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Unified School District Thursday reached a tentative agreement for a return to campus for the 2021-22 school year.
It withdrew a controversial rule that would only have allowed workers to go maskless if every employee in a room is fully vaccinated.
Shane Winfield Rayment, 37, has been charged with kidnapping his ex-girlfriend and fatally shooting a man at a North Hollywood apartment over the weekend.
Metallica is suing Lloyd's of London for allegedly refusing to compensate the band for financial losses suffered when the group was forced to postpone six shows in South America last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In March, a rainbow-colored Pride lifeguard station was burned down in a fire that was deemed arson.
The 43-year-old victim was rushed to a hospital, where he died in surgery.
The effort is designed to create 2,000 affordable housing units so that teachers can live in the neighborhoods where they work.
Lively's extensive film and television career spanned five decades and included dozens of credits such as "The Dukes of Hazzard," "Turner & Hooch," "The West Wing," "The X-Files" and "Passenger 57."
The Aero Theatre's first showing in 15 months will be an advanced screening of "In The Heights."
