Starbucks workers in Los Angeles and Orange County expected to strike
Thousands of Starbucks workers in Los Angeles and Orange County are expected to walk off the job on Thursday during "Red Cup Day," which is one of the companies' busiest days.
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Thousands of Starbucks workers in Los Angeles and Orange County are expected to walk off the job on Thursday during "Red Cup Day," which is one of the companies' busiest days.
Holiday hosting made simple with these must-have items to make you look like a pro (even when you're not).
Students in the Santa Clarita Valley walked out of their classrooms to protest an upcoming school board meeting regarding a potential parental notification policy.
"So we will see what the evening traffic looks like, but I can tell you the morning traffic looked good, looked normal, looked like Angelinos were paying attention," Mayor Bass said.
It is predicted that this fall and winter season may be much like last year's, where influenza, RSV, and COVID-19 spread concurrently in L.A. County.
Representatives from Chuck E. Cheese said Munch's Make Believe Band will perform daily in Northridge, keeping nostalgia and childhood memories alive for guests.
Multiple Tustin Unified School District campuses will reopen on Wednesday while officials continue their efforts to prepare for the takedown of the remnants of the fire-ravaged World War II blimp hangar that forced the closure of schools and parks in the area.
The CHiPs for Kids Toy Drive has been making a difference in the lives of SoCal kids for more than 30 years.
Big rigs have spilled onto Boyle Heights streets as truckers try to find alternate routes around the shuttered 10 Freeway.
A beloved and affordable public golf and tennis club in Studio City will soon be demolished for a new sports facility for an elite private school.
Caltrans and Cal Fire investigators made their rounds inspecting storage yards under the 10 Freeway Tuesday in the wake of the destructive fire in downtown Los Angeles.
Caltrans engineers warned the department about the possibility of fires raging under freeways if flammable materials were allowed to be stored there. However, it appears these guidelines may have been ignored.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department chased possible reckless driving suspect Tuesday afternoon in East LA.
One man is in serious condition after a fire started at a mobile home park in San Fernando just before noon on Tuesday.
Federal officials announced charges against nearly two dozen suspected members and associates of a transnational street gang who allegedly trafficked large quantities of methamphetamine and funneled profits to an imprisoned gang leader.
