Redfin Names Eagle Rock As Nation's 2nd 'Hottest Neighborhood' Of 2014
Real estate website Redfin has named Eagle Rock the second hottest neighborhood in the United States for 2014.
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Real estate website Redfin has named Eagle Rock the second hottest neighborhood in the United States for 2014.
A 4.4-magnitude earthquake has rattled the Inland Empire.
A Sun Valley family says the same mountain lion which killed their pet dog earlier in the month returned early Tuesday to snatch their neighbor's dog.
The LA Police Commission recently secured funding to outfit 600 officers with body cameras and says the devices will cut down on lawsuits.
Red Flag warning will be in effect through Wednesday due to potentially strong Santa Ana winds and low humidities, the National Weather Service said.
A pursuit suspect crashed into a police car Tuesday night in Anaheim.
A South LA student is traveling to Monaco thanks to Dare To Dream, an arts program started by a talented teen who passed away last year.
Four people were shot Tuesday in South Los Angeles.
Despite last month's earthquake in Baja California, which caused the collapse of a major toll road, the state's tourism industry wants vacationers to know they can still visit its seaside cities.
As crews prepare for The Eagles' return Wednesday to the newly-renovated Forum, many are hoping this will set the stage for a renaissance in Inglewood.
Several homes were destroyed and residents evacuated Tuesday as a wildfire whipped across an Inland Empire community.
The Los Angeles Unified School District board agreed Tuesday to the appointment of an interim, non-voting representative to fill the vacancy left following the death of Marguerite Poindexter LaMotte.
No criminal charges will be filed against a Torrance police officer who mistakenly opened fire on an innocent man's pickup truck during the manhunt for cop-turned-killer Christopher Dorner.
Police are asking for the public's help in finding a 78-year-old man who has been classified as "critical missing" due to his state of mind and need for medication.
After taking a stand as the only University of California campus to allow electronic cigarettes and chewing tobacco, UC Irvine has reversed its decision under pressure from UC officials.