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Hundreds of families are desperately searching for answers after the Lincoln Memorial Park cemetery in Carson suddenly closed it's doors without notice, preventing them from visiting their loved ones for nearly a month now.
Rapper Snoop Dogg has canceled his show at the Hollywood Bowl because of the ongoing writers and actors strike.
In preparation for Taylor Swift's concerts at SoFi Stadium beginning next week, Metro announced Tuesday that it will extend service hours to accommodate the more than 60,000 fans expected to attend each concert.
Authorities are seeking help in locating a suspect who killed a man inside of a home in the 1700 block fo Magnolia Avenue late Monday evening.
The Agua Fire is also forcing a closure of the nearby Metrolink tracks on the Antelope Valley line.
The white Challenger Hellcat being pursued by California Highway Patrol officers was at times hitting speeds up to 140 mph.
An investigation is underway after a police-involved shooting happened just after 11 a.m. on Tuesday.
Attention Taylor Swift fans! Another round of tickets are on sale for her shows at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.
LAFD said Cahuenga Boulevard was shutdown in both directions from Hollywood Boulevard to Franklin Avenue as crews repaired the break.
Geologists and city engineers are rushing to remove a crumbling piece of the Santa Monica Bluff overlooking the iconic Pacific Coast Highway.
A supervising probation officer has been charged with assaulting a teenager at the Los Angeles County Probation Department's Camp Kilpatrick Facility back in 2020.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is facing another accusation of using excessive force during an arrest in Whittier.
A Glendale man working for the revered NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena is facing a maximum of 20 years in federal prison for using COVID-19 relief loans to, in part, fund his illegal marijuana grow operation.
Friends, relatives and colleagues will gather Monday for a memorial service in honor of Milt Larsen, who co-founded Hollywood's famed Magic Castle in the early 1960s.
Fire officials said no structures were immediately threatened by the flames, which were burning in "heavy brush.
