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Two sisters own and operate 18 local McDonald's restaurants across Los Angeles County and credit most of their success to maintaining a positive working environment and having good customer service. DeMarco Morgan has their unique story.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Monday released photos of three men accused of killing a woman during an alleged attempted robbery in Lancaster.
A gun was recovered at the scene. No officers were hurt.
UCLA will be studying the effectiveness of coronavirus vaccines after getting a nearly $5 million grant from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Tesla is under fire after some customers reportedly had payments withdrawn twice.
Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Monday issued a dire warning of a sense of "impending doom" as coronavirus infections and hospitalizations tick up.
Steven Manzo, a murder suspect who was mistakenly released from custody earlier this month, has been taken back into custody, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department confirmed Monday.
San Bernardino County Monday closed in on 4,000 total COVID-19 deaths, while Ventura County neared 1,000. Los Angeles County previously surpassed 23,000 total coronavirus fatalities.
A CHP officer suffered major injuries Monday morning when she was hit by an SUV while trying to take a pedestrian into custody on the 10 Freeway near Arlington Heights.
The outpouring of support continues for the Asian American widow living in Leisure World who was sent a racist, anti-Asian letter about her husband's death.
Attorney Gloria Allred showed pictures of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's visit to the woman's home, including one autographed by the governor that was sent to the woman with a letter commemorating the visit.
With more people traveling across the country, federal and local health authorities are warning another COVID-19 surge could be on the horizon.
A gunman suspected of firing at police from a window of a Sylmar apartment building surrendered to authorities Monday afternoon.
If the crosstown rivals were to win, they would face off on Saturday, April 3 in Indianapolis.
The IMAX theatre, which seats nearly 1,000 people, opened to the public Monday with special $5 screenings of "Tenet."
