Hundreds Of Die-Hard Fans Gather For Schwarzenegger Book Signing In LA
Angelenos still love Arnold Schwarzenegger—and will even forgive him for showing up an hour late to his own event.
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Angelenos still love Arnold Schwarzenegger—and will even forgive him for showing up an hour late to his own event.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa extended the welcome mat to prospective new businesses in Los Angeles through 2015.
Listen up, rockaholics! For the first time in history, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is allowing fans to be involved in the induction selection process.
Run, walk, skate, bike – just don't drive – to L.A.'s fifth CicLAvia this Sunday.
A full-size pickup truck will share the spotlight with the Space Shuttle Endeavour during its 12-mile trek through the streets of Los Angeles next week.
It may have started as a royal nuptials celebration in the city of Munich back in 1810, but today Oktoberfest is celebrated worldwide to provide yet another cultural holiday to use as an excuse to overindulge. If you live in Los Angeles, you'll have an array of Oktoberfest festivals and festivities to partake in. Ranging from low key to outrageous to outright insane, these five events cover the party-level spectrum, allowing you to choose your own Oktoberfest adventure.
The Automobile Club of Southern California reports gas prices in California have reached a record high in October.
A college student who claims he was unjustly beaten and Tasered by officers while out with his friends in Hollywood last October is suing the Los Angeles Police Department.
The team was eliminated from playoff contention, their wild-card hopes dashed Tuesday night with a 4-3 loss to Barry Zito and the San Francisco Giants.
"Nobody walks in L.A." and maybe that's because it's just too dangerous.
Officials at Children's Hospital want the public to know they have no affiliation whatsoever with an Adult Swim show on Cartoon Network by the same name.
An 81-year-old waitress from Glendale was forced to put her retirement on hold after scammers conned her out of her life savings.
Officials are project an early sellout due to the popularity of the scenic 26-mile, 385-yard route that begins downtown and ends in Santa Monica.
Fire officials on Monday braced for a last gasp of summer-like heat amid a red flag warning for much of the Southland.
As you walk the streets of any city, you are bound to find pieces of public art meant to beautify the area with culture and a story. Some of those art pieces are self-explanatory: the bust of a founding citizen or the likeness of a prolific writer, for example. Others take a little staring into and perhaps the reading of their dedication plaques to understand them. Then, there are those sculptures that make one wonder just what was going on inside of the artist's mind. Following are five of the latter; five odd pieces of art placed throughout Los Angeles that, once you get to know them, become beautiful and full of meaning.
This weekend, get the whole family involved in football fever and stock your party with Chargers-themed paraphernalia.
Chris Capuano won for the first in eight starts and the Los Angeles Dodgers inched closer in the wild-card race, beating the San Diego Padres 8-4 on Thursday night.
This year's grant marked the ninth consecutive year of receiving the funds, which pushes the overall total received over the last ten years to more than $600 million.
DEA agents raided three locations, filed notices of asset forfeiture, and sent out 67 letters to pot shop operators or property owners across the Southland.
A.J. Ellis has won the seventh annual Roy Campanella Award, the Los Angeles Dodgers announced Wednesday.
The Los Angeles City Council president's son was arrested Saturday on suspicion of drunken driving.
A man who spent 19 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit enjoyed his first full day of freedom on Tuesday.
Nearly a year after U.S. attorneys in California pledged to crack down on medical marijuana, federal prosecutors filed three lawsuits Tuesday against properties in Los Angeles that house pot shops and sent 68 letters warning other sites to close or face possible charges.
At least one City Council member said a vote will not go forward unless allegations of higher-than-average salaries at the utility are addressed.
A judge Monday cleared and released a man who served 19 years in prison for a 1993 murder after the star witness against him claimed police pressured him into lying.
