Expert Says Great White Shark Killed Surfer Off Central Coast
A 15 to 16-foot great white shark killed a surfer Tuesday near Surf Beach in Lompoc.
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A 15 to 16-foot great white shark killed a surfer Tuesday near Surf Beach in Lompoc.
Streets, highways and bridges in Los Angeles County are deteriorating because officials have failed to provide maintenance and replacements for local infrastructure, according to a report released Wednesday.
President Barack Obama made a short visit to Southern California on Wednesday.
Whether you're looking for fine-dining wine or your casual wine bar, these wine pros have you covered.
Pres. Barack Obama will pay a visit to Southern California on Wednesday weeks before the Nov. election.
The start of deconstruction of an iconic hotel in the heart of downtown Los Angeles could put thousands of people back to work over the next several years.
Could the future site of an NFL team in Los Angeles find a home next to Dodger Stadium?
Avoid the "Ugh-my-hair-looks-horrific" syndrome and join the rest of tinsel town in finding the best salons for hair extensions. Growing your hair out has never been easier with these amazing stylists.
The deadline to register for the Nov. 6 general election is Monday.
An autopsy report on the death of "Top Gun" director Tony Scott lists his death as a suicide and says the cause was multiple blunt force injuries suffered from jumping off a bridge into Los Angeles Harbor.
Officials with the Los Angeles Unified School District raced on Monday to meet a fast-approaching deadline to apply for up to $40 million in federal grants.
Los Angeles' classically sunny weather lends itself to year-round racing events. Whether you are a runner, speedwalker, adventurist or socializer, the Los Angeles area has the perfect race for you this fall. Pack up the family, train up a little and hit the pavement for the best upcoming races this fall.
A popular Los Angeles restaurateur is accused of poisoning his girlfriend to cause her to suffer a miscarriage.
Millions of Californians are expected to participate in an annual earthquake preparedness drill on Thursday.
Mediterranean cafes flank the sidewalks in the city, but with so many options choosing the right one requires a little help.
State regulators will consider whether to investigate soaring costs at the shuttered San Onofre nuclear power plant — and who should pay them.
A City Council committee moved forward with a controversial plan on Tuesday that would give undocumented immigrants access to banking services.
City lawmakers on Tuesday inched closer toward finalizing an agreement to bring more digital billboards - and more revenue - to the city of Los Angeles.
L.A. drivers who have successfully fought a ticket and are still waiting on a refund can now search for their names on a new list posted online by the city's Department of Transportation.
A bonus about living in the San Diego area is that you'll find a colossal amount of die-hard Chargers fans just like you all over the city. And many of them are bar and restaurant owners featuring celebratory football specials on any given game day.
More than 30,000 people are expected to take part in the 28th annual AIDS Walk Los Angeles at West Hollywood Park on Sunday.
In the land of year-round sunny weather, native Angelenos are often unaware of all of the mixed-level adult hockey leagues available here. These seasonal competitive teams offer friendly, organized, exciting ice hockey.
Real estate developer Rick Caruso says he won't enter the race to become the mayor of Los Angeles in 2013.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month thousands of people all over the country will come together to help raise funds to prevent cancer and help eliminate this deadly disease. The following activities are all wonderful ways to engage and teach every generation about being a part of positive social change.
Nothing makes the month of October more exciting than Halloween and all of the spookiness that comes with it. Los Angeles is filled with such a rich history, dating as far back as the early 1900s, that it comes as no surprise some of the oldest buildings still standing from the prohibition era tend to be most haunted. Many of these buildings have become historical landmarks, but visit these old-time watering holes and decide for yourself whether they're truly haunted.
