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Johanna Turner and Robert Martinez have paired her tracking abilities with French-born Denis Callet's photography skills to capture some playful and intimate moments of elusive creatures in the Angeles National Forest.
A young child suffering from a kidney disease is bringing holiday cheer to other child-patients through his unique gift of creativity.
Los Angeles County prosecutors said 61-year-old Earl Duane Williams was also charged Friday with kidnapping to commit another crime, lewd act upon a child and criminal threats.
To get a grip on what sartorial statements will continue from 2014 into 2015, prominent Los Angeles-based designer Maggie Barry gives her most salient soothsaying concepts.
As the holiday season approaches, take the time to learn that Los Angeles isn't just about Hollywood celebrities and their whereabouts. It is a city full of stories and history-making art at world-class museums. Be inspired by something old or something new, and make a point to visit the museum shops where you will find mementos, gifts, prints, jewelry and books that reflect your favorite exhibitions or artists.
From comedies and musicals to dramas and operas, here are the top five shows to catch in greater L.A. from late December, 2014, to June, 2015.
This is the time of the year when money starts rushing out of your pocket, and there is no relief for at least another month. That does not mean, however, that your soul must starve for art and the pretty things that soothe your soul. Following is a list of five places in Los Angeles where you can enjoy art, film, music and dance in the upcoming days at no cost to you.
Los Angeles will have to wait at least another year for a chance of the NFL returning to second-largest television market in the country.
Should you find yourself with some upcoming vacation time and you are trying to figure out where to go, here are five reasons to visit Los Angeles in 2015.
Celebrate the new year in Tinseltown as 2014 switches up its colorful character to become 2015.
"If this was your daughter," says LAPD Detective Frank Carrillo, "what would you want from the public?"
Tesla founder Elon Musk says it's being developed with the help of about 25 UCLA graduate architecture students at a facility in Playa Vista.
The incident occurred at Pacific Coast Highway and Vincent Street, near Redondo Union High School, around 8:40 p.m.
Officers attempted to stop a stolen vehicle around 3 p.m. Wednesday when the suspects fled, eventually crashing at Charlesville Boulevard and Roxbury Drive, according to a Beverly Hills Police Department spokesperson.
Uber's head of global safety wrote in a blog post Wednesday that in 2015 the company will "build new safety programs and intensify others."
The San Diego Chargers will be staying at Qualcomm Stadium for at least another year.
The Los Angeles-based company's board voted to oust Charney as CEO in June, citing allegations of misconduct. He was put under suspension, but still served as a consultant to the company.
The rejection of a child sexual abuse charge by prosecutors came roughly 10 days after the woman, Judy Huth, met with Los Angeles police detectives for 90 minutes.
The City of Los Angeles Tuesday was being sued in federal court by two hotel industry groups challenging the recent passage of a $15.37 per hour minimum wage for employees.
It's time to get inspired for the holiday season with Michaels Vice President of Education and Projects Rebekah Cooksey's DIY-er craft tips.
It has been an emotional roller coaster for Stephanie and Daniel Whitehead, who found out their son, Colin, was born with Stickler syndrome, a genetic condition which causes impaired hearing.
Southern California residents were bracing for another storm Monday night, with police warning drivers to be careful on the road.
A lawyer for a woman who says Bill Cosby sexually abused her when she was 15 stated in a recent court filing that he has interviewed two witnesses who corroborate her story.
At a news conference, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck and Mayor Eric Garcetti reiterate a promise they've been making since last month to release the autopsy in the police shooting death of Ezell Ford.
The court's decree Monday will help settle federal and state disputes and prevent future litigation over oil, gas and other mineral leases.
