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The protest was aimed at "calling on American Airlines to ensure that workers who cater its flights can afford to access medical care and raise their families in Los Angeles."
Drug overdose, suicide and alcohol abuse were among the reasons why life expectancy was shortening for Americans a new study published Tuesday found.
The House Judiciary Committee will hold its first hearing in the impeachment inquiry next week, as Democrats move quickly into the next phase of the proceedings.
With less than a month until Christmas, Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer has a warning for holiday shoppers — beware of counterfeit and recalled products.
This turkey giveaway has become a Thanksgiving tradition for "Sweet Alice" Harris, who hands out tickets so families in her Watts community can get a turkey and all the trimmings in time for the holiday.
While the 405 is never easy driving through West L.A., it was all brake lights Tuesday evening.
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority will open six emergency shelter locations on Nov. 26, 27 and 29, providing 271 beds so homeless people can escape the heavy rain that is expected this week.
A teacher with the Los Angeles Unified school district has been arrested in a hit-and-run last month involving a Mini Cooper in Silver Lake.
Under the plan, 30 percent of all light-duty passenger vehicles on L.A's roads would be electric by 2028.
At least 2,400 homes were threatened and about 6,000 people had been evacuated. Highway 154 was shut down.
Fire season may be coming to an end, but for California firefighters, the giving season is just getting started.
The identity of the victim and the cause of death has not been confirmed.
Seal Beach's high tide reached nearly 7 feet high Monday, but residents fortunately did not see any flooding. But they're staying vigilant and taking precautions.
In Panorama City, a white minivan and a blue pickup truck on Calahan Street near Kester Avenue sustained heavy damage from a tree that fell down, blocking access to the residential neighborhood.
People looking to have a real Christmas tree this season will be paying more as prices continue to go up.
