No Interest Lending Circles Making A Comeback In California
California recently became the first state in the nation to make it legal for non-profits to offer small, no-interest, no-fee loans through lending circles.
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California recently became the first state in the nation to make it legal for non-profits to offer small, no-interest, no-fee loans through lending circles.
Authorities say an 18-year-old was ejected from vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene.
Police say Christine Bulicz was charged Monday with felony grand theft and attempted grand theft following an LAPD investigation.
Tat parlors are popping up all over the Southland, but some are definitely better than others. Here are five of the very best.
A famed Hollywood hotspot among both rock stars and residents alike may close its doors in favor of a chain restaurant.
Relatives of Daniel Yarbrough say they need help finding the person who shot and killed him in Apple Valley late last month.
Hundreds of structural engineers gathered Monday to address the risks posed by earthquakes to some of the oldest buildings in the city of Los Angeles.
Check out the Priceless Things To Do this week in LA, week of October 20th- 26th.
Former Secretary of State and potential 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will be in the Southland Monday.
From USC to UCLA and LACC, check out these five college productions and who knows, you might catch a future award winner in the making.
A new smartphone app is helping medical marijuana users have their medicinal pot delivered directly to their front door, through LA's first legitimate medical marijuana delivery service.
An aspiring comedian is focusing his humor at "modern" parenting, posing as the operator of a Los Feliz daycare center over Twitter.
Head in any direction and you'll run into territory ready to enchant no matter how little money you're prepared to let go.
Deputies with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department will soon begin training on what officials say is the world's most realistic use-of-force training simulator.
Smart phone applications that allow users to "auction off" their parking spaces might not even get a chance to get started in the city of Los Angeles.
Southland civil rights leaders were expected to urge Los Angeles school board officials to appoint a new superintendent that will be "sensitive" to the needs of African-American students.
County health officials and health care providers Thursday called on the federal government to step up protection protocols in response to the Ebola crisis.
I don't know about you, but when I think of an attic, I think of The Goonies and scary movies, not gimlets and sexy dance parties. LA is changing our view on attics with the introduction of Genesis, the secret nightclub above Sassafras.
While the hipsters may be saving record stores around the county with their rediscovery of the vinyl, you can now one-up your Brooklyn friends and play them the artists of the best musical era, the way they were meant to be heard— on a gramophone. You know what a gramophone is...right?
"La Plaza Cultura is a place where we tell untold stories," Ximena Martin says.
On the eve of the "Great ShakeOut," Dr. Lucy Jones updated Los Angeles officials on ways the city can better prepare for an earthquake, and potential losses in the event of a quake.
Public health officials in Los Angeles County say they are prepared to handle the Ebola virus if it reaches Southern California.
An unusual and elaborate swearing-in ceremony for the incoming leader of the state Senate is tonight at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles.
Hate crimes in Los Angeles County dropped to their lowest levels in 24 years, including notable decreases in crimes targeting Jewish and gay victims, officials said Wednesday.
Check out a variety of different fall salads (as a starter or main entrée) being offered at some pretty fabulous restaurants in L.A.
