L.A. potholes plague roadways: Tips to protect your vehicle
All the recent winter storm rain we got did a lot of damage to roads. Crews have been busy filling potholes across the city.
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All the recent winter storm rain we got did a lot of damage to roads. Crews have been busy filling potholes across the city.
A massive fire burned an apartment building under construction on West Cumpston Street in North Hollywood between Camellia and Tujunga avenues early Tuesday morning.
Tuesday at 4:30 a.m., more than 60,000 LAUSD workers and teachers began walking picket lines in the rain after reaching an impasse in labor negotiations.
Cutting the cord may seem cheaper on paper, but experts say there are more aspects consumers should consider before making the change.
Flames could be seen escaping from a broken window on the top floor of the five-story building located in the 1100 block of W. 6th Street.
The park rangers inadvertently interrupted the apparent drug deal during one of their daily park patrols.
The crash happened at 6:15 a.m. Friday morning, when the driver of a white flatbed truck struck a bicyclist crossing Lankershim Boulevard via crosswalk.
The suspect was charged with several counts of robbery and one count of murder.
Officers dispatched to the scene arrived to find three people suffering from gunshot wounds. Their conditions are not known.
According to police, the man took the ambulance from Little Company of Mary Medical Center in San Pedro, driving it several miles away before he was located by LAPD officers.
Alejandro Castillo, a 15-year veteran of the Los Angeles Police Department, was convicted for filing a false and perjury relating to a traffic stop in the Hollywood area back in 2019.
As a new storm system travels through Southern California, residents were concerned Monday about potholes in the road that are doing serious damage to cars.
A potentially crippling strike by service workers that would shut down Los Angeles Unified School District campuses for three days was looming large over the weekend, with little hope of any resolution being reached before the planned Tuesday walkout.
According to the Compton Fire Department, crews found the person dead in a turned-over car.
The Los Angeles Zoo announced Monday it will offer free admission to Los Angeles Unified School District students in grades K-12 in the event schools close down due to an anticipated three-day strike starting Tuesday.
