Price Of Daily Essentials Like Groceries, Gas Continues To Climb
Prices on things like food and fuel have been rising lately showing there could be an increase in demand for both goods and services.
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Prices on things like food and fuel have been rising lately showing there could be an increase in demand for both goods and services.
On March 4, a woman was shot during a brazen daylight robbery attempt at Il Pastaio.
The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to begin steps to make its COVID-19 al fresco outdoor dining program permanent.
Firefighters were called out at about 10:45 a.m. Wednesday to the Westlake/MacArthur Park Metro station , where a person was found under a Metro line subway train, according to Los Angeles Fire Department spokesman Nicholas Prange.
Gas prices had already been pushed up by a shortage of truck drivers able to transport fuel, the start of the California's usage of the higher-cost summer blend, and wider business reopenings that have people driving more and farther.
Nicolas Enmanuel Quintanilla-Borja, 29, was charged with one count each of false imprisonment by violence and assault with a semiautomatic firearm, and two counts of criminal threats. Quintanilla-Borja pleaded not guilty to the charges Tuesday.
County public health officials reported 24,003 COVID-19 deaths Monday, even as case rates remain low and stable and there are hopes of reaching herd immunity by this summer.
The Dodgers announced Monday that they've reached a multi-year partnership with Papa Cantella's to supply Dodger Stadium with its Dodger Dogs and premium sausages. Papa Cantella's products have been sold at Dodger Stadium since Opening Day.
Julie Nimoy, the late actor's daughter, says she believes her father would have been an outspoken proponent of mask use and vaccination against COVID-19, which has ravaged the lungs of millions.
Nicolas Enmanuel Quintanilla Borja, 29, was arrested Friday morning when Inglewood police officers were called to a family disturbance in the 3500 block of West 116th Street in Inglewood. Inglewood police and the LAPD confirmed Monday that Borja is an LAPD officer assigned to the 77th Division.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce claims that about one in four recipients are taking home more in unemployment pay than what they earned when they were unemployed.
For the first time since records have been kept, California's year-to-year population has dropped.
The ground was broken Friday on the Dolores Huerta Apartments on Figueroa Street in South LA. The units will made out of shipping containers and will eventually house 40 people.
Melissa Bacelar, CEO of Wagmor Pets, said the pups were actually rescued a year ago, but were stuck in Asia due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Three new COVID-19 vaccination sites are scheduled to open next week at Metro transit stations located in areas hard hit by the virus.
The Beverly Hills Police Department Thursday announced that a man suspected in more than 30 Los Angeles-area burglaries had been arrested.
One resident's home security camera has captured what he called a year of mayhem — a building fire one block away and tent fire after tent fire.
Veteran distance runner Stan Cottrell plans to celebrate his 78th birthday on Friday by kicking off a 100-day run from L.A. to Washington, D.C. while raising money for charity.
Officers were called out to the 19500 block of Quail Creek Place at about 7 a.m. The suspect is reported to be armed, but police say they don't believe any hostages are being held.
Los Angeles police have surrounded the area where the pursuit ended at Ensign and Irwin in North Hollywood.
Golden State Stimulus payments worth $1.6 billion have been issued to 2.5 million eligible taxpayers, the Franchise Tax Board announced Thursday.
According to a report compiled by LA Sanitation, 35 tons of solid waste was removed from Echo Park after it was cleared in March.
The unsettling sight was spotted at about 10 p.m. Wednesday night and were visible to eagle-eyed sky watchers throughout Southern California. The lights were the 60 Starlink satellites that were launched into space on Tuesday.
In the past 14 months, more than 8,500 California childcare centers have permanently closed, taking with them thousands of spots for people who need care.
According to the Los Angeles Police Department, officers were called to the 9400 block of Manhattan Place at about 5:20 p.m. for reports of a shooting.
