SoCal Community Colleges Struggle With Waste, Innovation
Like the rest of the state, local community colleges are struggling to stay economically and academically viable.
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Like the rest of the state, local community colleges are struggling to stay economically and academically viable.
A cold winter storm packing rain, snow and wind is heading to the Southland Friday, according to the National Weather Service.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is facing some bureaucratic hurdles in his effort to erect a security wall around his official residence.
More than 200 medical marijuana collectives have applied to be in a lottery that will select 100 legal dispensaries in Los Angeles.
A cold winter storm could bring snow to areas around Los Angeles this weekend.
If you're anywhere near Azusa Avenue in Covina, you might want to think twice before pulling into the nearest gas station.
If voters approve Measure M, the city will start collecting $50 out of every $1,000 in dispensaries' gross receipts.
The case of the mummified infants in the Westlake District has been partially solved, but questions still linger in the 80-year-old mystery.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa wants members of Congress to know that despite the sour economy, he's bullish on the future of L.A. transportation.
The Las Vegas strip has paled in comparison to the bright lights of the newly revitalized downtown Los Angeles, at least for the organizers of the annual BlogWorld conference.
Customs inspectors seized about 5,400 counterfeit M.A.C. makeup brushes arriving in Los Angeles from China.
Federal court filings indicate a California man will plead guilty in what the government says was a scheme to fly thousands of pounds of marijuana to Ohio in suitcases.
Immigration activists say police sobriety checkpoints in the Southland unfairly target illegal immigrants.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa said "it's no secret" that students respond better to those who share similar ethnic backgrounds.
Jurors in the murder trial of a former Los Angeles fire captain have heard a recording in which he apparently confesses.
Even with an Academy Award nomination for a film based on his work, one of the world's most notorious street artists isn't quite ready to go Hollywood.
The American Civil Liberties Union wants a federal probe into allegations that two Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies beat an unconscious inmate at a downtown jail.
A former Los Angeles City College coach has been awarded more than $1 million in a lawsuit that claimed he was fired for reporting wrongdoing.
Six Los Angeles firefighters have been hurt, one seriously, when a roof collapsed during a Hollywood Hills house fire.
A Los Angeles trust fund loan is bringing furloughed jailers back to the downtown Metropolitan Detention Center, allowing the return of dozens of patrol officers to street duty.
The mayor said the plan would generate up to $300 million for the city, but council members were a bit skeptical of his projections.
A judge has ordered the Los Angeles Roman Catholic archdiocese to turn over personnel files of 25 priests to a plaintiff's attorney in a molestation case dating to the 1980s.
With LA crime rates at historic lows, the LAPD says it's critical to keep as many uniformed police officers on patrol as possible.
Experts say Hollywood motion picture and television production should help the Los Angeles County economy by adding jobs this year.
