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A new study by USC Dornsife's Public Exchange found that more than one in four L.A. County households experienced food insecurity at least once from April to July.
At first, homeowner Mike Weaver said there were a few letters followed by a few more. And then one day, the post office worker brought hundreds of EDD letters addressed to dozens of different people to his door in a mail bin.
Actor Danny Trejo and Trejo's Tacos teamed up with the Everest Foundation and the West Side Veterans Administration Thursday to feed hundreds of homeless veterans living on the VA West Los Angeles campus.
Michelle said she reported the rape and underwent a rape kit, but the district attorney chose not to prosecute the employee.
Comfort Keepers, a leading provider of in-home care for seniors and adults, says right now the demand is higher than ever.
The Los Angeles District Attorney's office is not filing charges against KPCC reporter Josie Huang who was pinned to the ground and arrested while covering demonstrations following the shooting of two Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies in Compton.
Los Angeles County Sheriff's homicide detectives were investigating Agoura Hills Thursday after a man's body was found near the side of a road.
The parents are calling on a judge to issue a preliminary injunction to stop the district from continuing with its distance learning plan until changes are made.
The Pac-12 Conference has decided to hold a fall football season, according to reports Thursday.
A homeless man who was fatally shot in an encounter with Orange County Sheriff's deputies attempted to grab one of the deputies' firearms, authorities said Thursday.
Since the magnitude 4.5 earthquake that shook Angelenos out of bed on Friday night, several smaller quakes have hit this week — including a magnitude 3.2 near Rancho Cucamonga and a 3.3 near Lake Elsinore.
The couple did not mention the president by name in a Time 100 video as they urged Americans to exercise their right to vote.
Officials say the county's COVID-19 numbers are improving enough to move up to the orange tier of the state's monitoring list within a week.
Luis Alfredo Mota, 46, was charged with one felony count of second-degree burglary and one misdemeanor count of petty theft in connection with a Jan. 27 incident.
