James Cuno Named President Of LA's Getty Trust
Trustees have announced that James Cuno will become president and chief executive of the J. Paul Getty Trust in Los Angeles.
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Trustees have announced that James Cuno will become president and chief executive of the J. Paul Getty Trust in Los Angeles.
You may want to dust off those road maps and plan a road trip as gas prices are likely to drop ahead of the holiday.
Los Angeles paid out more than $18 million over five years to city police officers who filed lawsuits complaining of sexual harassment, racial discrimination, denied promotions and other workplace transgressions.
A commuter aircraft flying from Los Angeles to Reno, Nev., made an emergency Friday landing in Fresno after complaints of fumes in the cabin
The FBI and Homeland Security say al-Qaeda had planned to target trains in the United States on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Local real estate developer Stanley Stalford is heading up a campaign by a group of Dodger fans who hopes to one day buy the team from embattled owner Frank McCourt.
What do you think are the most-ticketed spots on Southland freeways? Take our poll or leave a comment with your best guess!
Major League Baseball wants more complete access to documents on the Los Angeles Dodgers' finances, a person familiar with the investigation of the team tells The Associated Press.
Music executive Mo Ostin has donated $10 million to the University of California, Los Angeles to build recording and production studios, a rehearsal space and other facilities for student musicians.
Andre Ethier has been removed from the Los Angeles Dodgers starting lineup because of an inflamed left elbow
Prosecutors say Deutsche Bank illegally evicted tenants, shut off their water and power and then allowed hundreds of properties to turn into blighted homes.
Dodgers owner Frank McCourt says in an exclusive interview that the days of him pulling money out of the club for his own lavish lifestyle are behind him.
Move over, Hollywood: Southern California's top tourist destination is ready for her close-up.
The city attorney's office is now reviewing the tape for possible charges while the two officers are getting paid time off.
The famous ice cream duo is putting their cool treats on wheels, offering free scoops to Angelenos starting Monday, May 2.
Reports of the death of Osama bin Laden has many in the Southland calling for hard evidence that the elusive al-Qaida leader is really dead.
Passengers at LAX and other airports around the country are facing a travel alert Monday morning after the death of Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
The interim director of Los Angeles County's embattled children and family services department has quit in a dispute with county supervisors.
Eleven Golden Retrievers, abandoned in Taiwan, arrived in Los Angeles Sunday afternoon for what so many humans come to the Golden State for: a better life.
A man who thought he had been hit in the head with a bat drove himself to a hospital early Sunday only to find out he had been shot, a police sergeant said.
The film reportedly depicts two uniformed, on-duty LADOT traffic officers inappropriately interacting with a porn actress.
The four bargaining units who voted to oppose the new contract agreement now have one week to call for a new vote or to ask for specific changes to the agreement.
Don't miss the Eye on Our Community special Sunday, May 1, at 6:30 p.m. with Laura Diaz as she looks at the Gun Buyback program and the organizations working to stop gun violence in Los Angeles.
A former Miss USA says a security pat down at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport left her feeling molested and violated.
