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According to reports, rapper Kurtis Blow was cited Thursday morning at LAX after a TSA body scanner detected a stash of weed in his pocket.
Los Angeles will learn whether it will be the host city for the 2022 World Cup soccer tournament – the world's most popular sporting event – on Wednesday morning.
The city of Los Angeles may reconsider its decision to lift a ban on raves at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and the nearby Sports Arena.
City officials want the public to commemorate World AIDS Day by getting tested for HIV/AIDS and help increase awareness of the disease.
Former Laker star Magic Johnson says he's partnered with AEG President and CEO Tim Leiweke to bring an NFL team back to Los Angeles.
Kamala Harris, the newly-elected Attorney General of California, took a victory lap on Tuesday with her first pit stop in Los Angeles.
Engineers note that while over half of the city's 600 bridges got a top grade for safety, a lack of funds has slowed replacements or retrofits on dozens of others.
"Ace of Cakes" may have been canceled, but celebrity baker Duff Goldman says he has three other projects on the back burner.
Los Angeles police say an Alabama man who served 18 months in Australian for his wife's drowning death has returned to the United States, where he could face prosecution for killing her during their 2003 honeymoon on the Great Barrier Reef.
Sure, it's cold and getting colder, but one expert says it's a perfect time to refocus your workout regiment.
City attorney Carmen Trutanich has ruled that a tax would be illegal, but that didn't stop City Council members from approving a tax on medical marijuana.
A police investigation was under way Monday in the death of a toddler who plunged from a third-level luxury box at Staples Center after a Los Angeles Lakers basketball game.
Whether it's on a burger or in a bowl, when it comes to chili offerings in the Southland, there's a place for every palate.
Mediation between Jamie and Frank McCourt involving ownership of the Los Angeles Dodgers will resume as they await a judge's ruling on whether a postnuptial marital agreement is valid in their divorce case.
After serving as the fire administrator since 2004, Georgie Mattera will now serve as deputy mayor of Los Angeles for budget and financial policy.
Mayor Villaraigosa says Los Angeles is safer today, one year after the appointment of Charlie Beck as police chief.
Fearing a costly legal battle, councilwoman Janice Hahn has done an about-face on her proposed oil tax, but it may be too late to sway her colleagues.
This time, Dr. Cranfill takes a moment to interview Steve Perry, the Vice-Prez of Chevy. Or is it Chris Perry, the lead singer of Journey?
While Booker was at the L.A. Auto Show he was lucky enough to get to not only check out the 2011 Chevy Volt but also test drive it.
There's a little, unassuming building tucked away in a sleepy corner of the Valley. It's brick-faced with a high fence, a modest parking lot and a rather stylish address plate on the front.
What do you get when you mix Will Arnett, Jay Leno, Smokey Robinson and twenty GM concept cars?
CBS 2 is a proud sponsor of the 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show, which kicks off Friday at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
The Los Angeles City Council will review a proposed ordinance that would ease its tough new regulations on medical marijuana dispensaries.
Among the proposals: a new Office of Public Accountability that would evaluate proposed rate increases and investigate charges of fraud and abuse.
