LA City Council Orders Study On Legalizing Urban Beekeeping
Members of the Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday in favor of a study on the impact of allow urban beekeeping in the city of Los Angeles.
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Members of the Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday in favor of a study on the impact of allow urban beekeeping in the city of Los Angeles.
A female employee was fatally shot Wednesday at a Domino's Pizza store in San Bernardino.
Mayor Eric Garcetti Wednesday discussed the city's response to the statewide drought and the importance of water conservation.
District Attorney Jackie Lacey Wednesday announced a diversion program aimed at getting young victims of sex trafficking off the streets.
The family of a Ventura County high school senior threatened a lawsuit Wednesday after their son was suspended for confronting a football player who allegedly sexually harassed his then 14-year-old sister for the third time.
City officials in Riverside are considering a proposal to hire private, unarmed security guards to patrol city parks.
"Limited resources" are being blamed as the reason why a crossing guard was not in place at an intersection where a mother was fatally hit by a semi-truck as she walked her daughter to school.
Eight people were injured Wednesday morning in a collision involving a Gardena city bus and a pick-up truck, authorities said.
Firefighters Tuesday rescued a woman and ten cats from a house fire in the Antelope Valley.
US Airways will begin operating out of Terminal 3 at Los Angeles International Airport Wednesday.
Police are searching for a hit and run suspect who slammed into a 17-year-old before speeding away, leaving him in critical shape.
Gregorio Mejia-Martinez, 47, Leticia Ibarra, 42, Jessica Mejia, 20, and Ester Delgado were among six killed when a Chevy Camaro traveling the wrong-way on the 60 Freeway in Diamond Bar early Sunday slammed into the family's 1998 Ford Explorer.
Hundreds of beekeepers in Los Angeles have been raising bees in the city's residential areas — but so far, it's illegal.
The Carson Planning Commission has backed down on a controversial plan that would prohibit the use of chain-link fences in residential neighborhoods.
Southern California's largest supplier of water, the Metropolitan Water District, which provides water for 19 million people, declared a "Water Supply Alert" Tuesday in light of California's historic drought.
