Activists Rally Against Chinese Bus Manufacturer Over Labor Violations
A coalition of community groups gathered Thursday outside the offices of a Chinese electric bus manufacturer in downtown Los Angeles to protest alleged labor law violations.
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A coalition of community groups gathered Thursday outside the offices of a Chinese electric bus manufacturer in downtown Los Angeles to protest alleged labor law violations.
Get lost in the music at an affordable price when you visit any one of the best cheap live music venues in LA.
A man was pulled off the track between train cars at a Metro subway station in the Westlake district of Los Angeles over the weekend.
The Department of Water and Power reported a break in an eight-inch water main located in the 600 block of S. Saltair Avenue at approximately 8:37 p.m.
Clinton headlined an lunchtime benefit for a Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe, followed by a fundraiser for environmental group Oceana.
The city of Los Angeles took its first step Wednesday in a partnership with federal law enforcement to prevent cyber attacks on critical city departments.
Look for a general warming trend through the end of the week. Temperatures will be warm for Thursday and Friday. Then look for cooling over the weekend and the beginning of next week.
Grab a date and experience the best new bars in Hollywood.
On speed dial for many high-profile clients in the music, television and film industries, personal stylist Meg Gallagher caters to customers from Los Angeles to New York, giving her savvy style expertise to customize your wardrobe based on your fashion needs.
It will be a cold and unsettled start to Tuesday. However, by the afternoon and evening we will clear things out. Temperatures will still run well below average today and even tomorrow.
Noguez, who has served as the county assessor since 2010, was placed on leave in the wake of his arrest last October following a year-long corruption investigation by the District Attorney's office.
Chow down this fall and winter on these deluxe, hearty and comforting bites.
For breaking in or advancing an acting career, the is no better place than LA.
Expect a cold and blustery Monday. Temperatures top out below average with the chance for a light shower. Things warm for the end of the week.
The 19th Partnership Walk will take place in Los Angeles this Sunday, Oct. 27.
Turn your usually local pumpkin-picking experience into an adventure at one of the following best corn mazes near Los Angeles where the pumpkins are plenty and the corn stalk stands tall.
Get ready for some warmer weather into the weekend. Things are cooling off for the beginning of next week. Also we could see some gusty winds and drizzle for Monday and Tuesday.
Oregon is the only undefeated team left in the Pac-12 but faces its toughest tough two-week stretch with ranked opponents in No. 12 UCLA and No. 9 Stanford. While the Ducks are ranked No. 2 in the AP Top 25, they're ranked No. 3 in the BCS standings behind Florida State. The Bruins hope to rebound from a 24-10 loss at Stanford last weekend, their first of the season.
The break was reported this evening in the 5000 block of Topeka Drive.
A Los Angeles man who stole more than $2.5 million from Indianapolis Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney has been sentenced to five years in federal prison.
The head of the Department of Building and Safety has formerly asked a UC Berkeley professor to share his list of 1,500 possibly vulnerable buildings.
Taxpayers in the city of Los Angeles can now see how officials are spending their hard-earned money.
From the Pacific Ocean to as far east as Glendale, one can find a smattering of bars with vintage lineage, including downtown's Golden Gopher, which received its liquor license back in 1905.
Savory and sweet pumpkin dishes are plentiful this time of the year and we've rounded up the best dishes and treats in town.
Expect morning low clouds and below average temperatures today. We will have a little warming for Friday and Saturday, then cooling from Sunday through Wednesday.
