3 Young Siblings Hit By Car In Los Angeles Hit-And-Run
Three siblings were hit by a car Saturday in a Los Angeles hit-and-run, a city fire official said.
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Three siblings were hit by a car Saturday in a Los Angeles hit-and-run, a city fire official said.
A San Fernando Valley Congressman is attempting to pass legislation that would reduce helicopter noise over residential neighborhoods in Los Angeles.
For the eighth year in a row, the Red Nation Film Festival will be honoring the best in Native American film.
Food pantries are places of last resort for many people down on their luck, trying to survive in this economy. But the L.A. Regional Food Bank reports that many of the agencies that provide free food for those in need are in need themselves.
A recent crackdown in Oakland may signal that patience is beginning to wear thin with the movement that has swept across dozens of U.S. cities.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa wants to make permanent the policy of giving new businesses a three-year holiday from municipal taxes.
President Obama departed from Los Angeles International Airport Tuesday afternoon following a whirlwind fundraising trip.
Soon after touching down at Los Angeles International Airport Monday afternoon, President Obama made a trip to Roscoe's House Of Chicken & Waffles before heading to two fundraising events.
Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies have arrested an attorney they say tried to smuggle heroin and methamphetamine to a gang member in custody.
Hundreds of protesters swarmed outside Fox Studios on Friday as the company's shareholders held their first meeting in the wake of a highly-publicized phone hacking scandal.
A new proposal would raise sanitation fees by more than 70 percent for Los Angeles residents.
The Los Angeles City Council gave a boost Friday to local businesses that bid on city projects worth more than $150,000.
After nearly three hours of public comment dominated by Occupy Los Angeles demonstrators, the City Council voted Wednesday to support the movement calling attention to what activists say is a growing gap between the nation's rich and poor.
The NBA lockout is hitting hundreds, if not thousands, of Southern California workers who rely on the Lakers and Clippers for their livelihoods.
The synthetic stimulants are intended to mimic the effects of illegal drugs like cocaine and meth, but are widely available and virtually unregulated online and even in some stores around the city.
One day after the NBA announced that it was cancelling the first two weeks of the regular season after failed negotiations with the National Basketball Players Association, ESPN.com reports that the union has scheduled its next major meeting to discuss the state of affairs.
A Southland meat supplier recalled over 377,000 pounds of ground beef products Tuesday over fears of possible E. coli contamination.
A candlelight vigil is set for Monday night in downtown Los Angeles to call on U.S. lawmakers to put Americans back to work.
A protest to mark the tenth-year anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan ended in the arrests of fourteen people on Friday.
The Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic is coming back to Los Angeles!
A man who taught at a Los Angeles elementary school was sentenced Thursday to 16 years in prison for molesting a 10-year-old male student.
With the city's unemployment rate hovering just shy of 14 percent, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa told the audience at a town hall meeting Thursday he is not waiting for politicians in Washington to create jobs.
At least 10 people were arrested as part of a protest that started on Wall Street and spread to several other major U.S. cities.
With an infinite amount of ways to take on La-La-Land for a guys' night out, here's but one example, starting well before the sun goes down.
The forecast is on track right now for two waves of energy to move through the area in the next four days.
