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Two companies owned by Los Angeles media entrepreneur Byron Allen are suing McDonald's for $10 billion, claiming that the fast food giant committed racial discrimination for not advertising in Black-owned media outlets.
Will Laker season tickets be enough to convince people to get COVID-19 vaccinations? How about tickets to the Broadway smash "Hamilton"?
The Los Angeles Police Department arrested a man accused of a hate crime after allegedly beating several Jewish men outside a restaurant in the Mid-City area of Los Angeles Tuesday.
From grilling tips to outdoor adventures around town, here's your guide to a great Memorial Weekend!
People participate in a treasure hunt contest to find a gold bar hidden somewhere in LA County.
The City of Huntington Beach honored Harvey Milk Saturday in a ceremony where city leaders hoisted the pride flag at the pier.
In MacArthur Park Saturday, demonstrators in support of Palestinians gathered for a rally and car-caravan.
Neighbors in Diamond Bar woke up to crime scene tape and a lot questions as word quickly spread that two people were killed inside their home.
A memorial on an overpass on the 55 Freeway where 6-year-old Aiden Leos was shot and killed in an apparent road rage incident is growing as the child's family and members of the community try to make sense of the tragedy.
A fire at an automotive shop at 9833 N. San Fernando Road broke out Saturday and was reported around 3:30 p.m.
Legendary horse trainer Bob Baffert will continue competing in California, with state horse racing officials defending their decision after an animal rights group suggested his suspension following Medina Spirit's positive drug test at the Kentucky Derby.
The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department seized 3,901 marijuana plants and 652 pounds of processed marijuana after serving five search warrants and arresting six suspects.
A routine traffic stop in Arcadia Saturday turned up some stolen mail and two glass pipes used for ingesting methamphetamine, authorities said.
Educator and community organizer Isaac Bryan has declared victory in the 54th Assembly District special election after an updated vote count pushed him over the majority needed to win without a runoff.
