LA Comic Con To Take Place In-Person In December
It will mark the first in-person L.A. Comic Con in more than two years.
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It will mark the first in-person L.A. Comic Con in more than two years.
Officers called to a solo crash in the 4900 block of Alta Street at about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday found a white four-door sedan had driven up a surprisingly sturdy utility pole guide wire.
Judge Yolanda Orozco cited the First Amendment in her ruling, accepting the Daily Mail's argument that the publication of the photos was a matter of public concern.
Police released blurry security video of the attack. A witness described the suspect as a bald man wearing a red sweatshirt and carrying a checkered backpack.
The famous La Brea Tar Pits in Hancock Park will reopen to the public Thursday for the first time in more than a year.
A vaccination super site at Cal State University Bakersfield has opened eligibility to everyone 16 years and older and is taking walk-ins – even from outside of Kern County.
It's unclear whether drugs or alcohol contributed to the crash, police said.
Zachary Horwitz used some of the money to purchase a $6 million home in Beverlywood.
Attorney Howard Weitzman, whose clients included O.J. Simpson, Marlon Brando, Morgan Freeman, and Justin Bieber has died at age 81, his son said.
A 71-year-old man was taken into custody Wednesday after a person was found shot to death in Claremont, police said.
The departures of the two executives, Peter Dunn and David Friend, were announced Wednesday in an internal company email by CBS Entertainment Group President and CEO George Cheeks.
Charges have been filed against the 17-year-old driver accused of hitting and killing 32-year-old Monique Munoz in February, Munoz's family said Wednesday.
Los Angeles County confirmed its first case of the South African COVID-19 variant Tuesday as well as the first three cases of the Brazilian variant.
After weeks of steady declines, COVID-19 hospitalizations have started to level off across the Southland.
Los Angeles resident Amanda Gorman, whose acclaimed poetry reading at President Joe Biden's inauguration thrust her into the national spotlight, said Wednesday she was thrilled to be the first poet to grace the cover of Vogue magazine.
