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Summer is almost here and lifestyle expert Sadie Murray has the best products to get you ready for the beach days ahead.
A big day for some adorable dogs in the Antelope Valley as they board a plane to find their new FURever homes.
Yue "Emily" Yu is charged with three counts of poisoning and a count of corporal injury on a spouse, all felonies, according to court records.
A Chino Hills sanitation crew recovered a missing engagement ring after a year-long search.
Councilwoman Traci Park looks to protect the homeless people renting the RVs while also looking to cut down the number of them parked along the streets.
Operation Wipe Out, a combined effort by LAPD and FBI personnel, resulted in a dozen arrests and the seizure of more than 60 pounds of narcotics and 23 firearms from gang members located in the Harbor area, who allegedly have ties to the Mexican Mafia.
Dr. Sheridan Ross said that they have raised enough money to buy the land but it's unclear if the owner will accept the community's offer.
At their max load of 200 potholes a day, it will take the workers 75 days to finish the job.
The volunteer's son said his father will have to pay out of pocket for his costly medical bills.
Frustrated riders are sounding the alarm about the growing homeless problems seen on the LA Metro.
After the bear ran through the neighborhood, he took off towards the mountains.
The Duarte High School girl's softball team suffered a severe blow when their complete equipment inventory was stolen.
Outrage stemming from high-profile burglaries, robberies and attacks has prompted West Hollywood to rehire deputies — despite crime dropping.
The LA County Office of Inspector General is expected to start questioning deputies who may have information on the possible gangs operating within the sheriff's department.
After more than two hours of public comment, deliberation in closed session and suggestions of an ethics violation, the Los Angeles City Council Tuesday rejected a bid to halt a much-debated hotel project in Benedict Canyon that has drawn the ire of some neighbors.
