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An online publication is now allowing its users to view who has been arrested in West Hollywood including names, ages and the crime they — from misdemeanors to felonies.
When a woman looking for a home in Thousand Oaks saw a posting online for a three-bedroom, two bathroom home for rent in for $1,000 less than other homes in the area, she jumped on it and contacted the poster.
Police were investigating Monday after a fight at Moreno Valley Middle School left one student badly injured.
A drone attack on a Saudi gas refinery that has sent oil prices skyrocketing could hit the Southland particularly hard.
California Governor Gavin Newsom joined the fight against youth vaping, starting with a statewide public awareness campaign as Orange County pediatricians and students said something has to be done.
At least one person was injured after a car tumbled off an embankment at a connector ramp from the southbound 405 Freeway to the northbound 101 Freeway Monday evening.
The driver remained at the scene and cooperated with police.
Santa Monica police were investigating a suspicious package left in a trash can near the 1400 block of Third Street Promenade Monday evening.
After 10 years and $100 million, Los Angeles County is ready to unveil its brand new voting system in hopes of bringing more voters to the polls.
Authorities did not immediately confirm if anyone was in custody, but said they were not searching for any outstanding suspects.
The Los Angele Fire Department was working with So Cal Gas Monday afternoon after a natural gas pipeline was ruptured in Pacific Palisades.
School officials in San Clemente and San Diego are investigating reports Monday that racial slurs, including the n-word, were hurled at the football team and cheerleaders visiting San Clemente High School for a game.
A local pair of moms and entrepreneurs turned the life of Ritchie Valens into a bi-lingual children's book.
Researchers say it's all thanks to about 25 million Disneyland visitors who poured money into local hotels and businesses.
Three transgender women and a gay man who claim they were verbally and physically assaulted before being forcibly removed from a downtown Los Angeles bar last month held a news conference Monday to discuss their ordeal.
