Graffiti Artist Arrested On Alleged Probation Violation
Authorities have arrested a Los Angeles graffiti artist on an alleged probation violation.
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Authorities have arrested a Los Angeles graffiti artist on an alleged probation violation.
Risks from possible radiation exposure remain greatest for the workers scrambling to cool reactors at a Japanese nuclear power plant.
To charter or not to charter: that's one of the options the LAUSD school board will consider on Monday as they decide the fate of 13 campuses.
The suit seeks at least $1 million in penalties and a court order barring ten artists from making money off artwork under their street names.
Officials say the full impact of the Japan disaster on the local port economy may take some time to assess, but in the long-term business is likely to rebound strongly on recovery efforts.
The publisher and CEO of the Los Angeles Times says the Tribune Co. must emerge from bankruptcy soon or risk losing its best people and products.
The average price of a gallon of gas in the Los Angeles area continues to creep toward $4 a gallon.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department says deputies shot and killed a man who led them on a chase with his motorcycle, challenged them to a fight then pointed what they believed was a gun at them.
Metrolink will begin an express service between downtown Los Angeles and the Antelope and Santa Clarita valleys in May, saving commuters as much as 32 minutes in travel time.
A man wanted in Arizona for probation violation and failing to register as a sex offender has been arrested in Los Angeles.
A tsunami advisory spawned by the magnitude 8.9 earthquake in Japan is prompting beach closures across Southern California.
Three inbound flights from Norita, Japan, to Los Angeles International Airport were canceled Friday morning, officials said.
Police pumped tear gas through an air conditioning duct and burst through a door to arrest a man barricaded for eight hours inside a downtown Los Angeles luxury hotel
Attorneys for hundreds of people who claim they were sexually molested by priests and religious brothers in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles are going before a judge to argue that confidential files on the priests should be made public.
With about 93 percent of precincts reporting, the results point to an electorate focused heavily on fixing the city's growing budget deficit.
Expect sunshine and warmer temperatures for the next several days.
The average price for a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in Los Angeles County has risen to the highest amount since August 24, 2008, increasing 1.1 cent Wednesday to $3.929.
Voters in several Los Angeles County cities, including those in the embattled city of Bell, will head to the polls Tuesday.
Discount carrier Spirit Airlines is introducing its new Los Angeles-Las Vegas route with rock-bottom fares of $9 each way.
Voters went to the polls Tuesday to elect seven City Council members and decide measures ranging from a marijuana tax to police pension reform as the city scrabbles to plug a projected $350 million budget hole.
It's Election Day in Los Angeles once again, with voters deciding on everything from a tax on oil and medical pot to vacant City Council seats.
It's a windy start to your Tuesday. Wind warnings will be in effect until 9 a.m. for the Santa Clarita Valley and the mountains of Los Angeles and Ventura County.
Ten people have been indicted on federal charges for running a $1.5 million California-based Nigerian e-mail scam targeting mostly elderly people.
Authorities say they have collared a half-dozen people on charges of grand theft, insurance fraud and practicing medicine without certification in connection with the operation of a medical clinic in East Los Angeles.
A local college professor is leading the charge to tax every drop of crude oil pumped in California.
