Metro bus driver choked by passenger in San Pedro, LAPD says
A Metro bus became a crime scene after a passenger grabbed the driver by the neck and choked her, according to the police.
Burglar leaves apology note for breaking into San Fernando restaurant
A thief left a note that read, "Sorry! Need $ for drugs, won't come back" before raiding the cash register.
Ojai family desperately search for missing daughter with autism
They missing woman's parents said Zyana Valora climbed out of her bedroom window and disappeared.
Air quality concerns linger after fireworks light up the sky over Southern California
Poor air quality is expected to linger over most of Southern California on Friday after millions of fireworks, both legal and illegal, lit up the night sky on the Fourth of July.
Pro-Palestinian encampment blocks UCLA students from entering library during midterms
It's the sixth day of the pro-Palestinian encampment at UCLA's quad. It's also crunch time for midterms and some students are being blocked from entering certain parts of campus, including Powell Library.
Junkyard homes shine light on frustrating code enforcement process
Los Angeles City Councilman Tim McOsker hopes to drum up support for his motion aimed at fixing what he calls a flawed code enforcement system after watching a Fairfax home stuffed with trash get cleaned up on Thursday.
17-year-old killed outside her family's Long Beach home
The family of a 17-year-old shot and killed steps away from her Long Beach doorstep are still searching for answers to why their loved one was gunned down on her walk home.
City responds a second day with cleanup crews to Fairfax "Trash House" after neighborhood concerns
Cleanup of the "Trash House" continues a second day on Thursday following a city issued declaration Wednesday, calling the home a safety and health hazard.
Toluca Lake residents outraged over growing pile of trash near homeless encampment
The encampment, located near Moorpark Street and Vineland Avenue, has drawn the attention of nearby business owners who say the amount of trash piling up in the area has seemingly grown in recent weeks.
Academy of Media Arts files lawsuit against LA Grand Hotel, city after being forced to close doors
The Academy of Media Arts has filed a lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles and the LA Grand Hotel, claiming that the hotel's operation in part as a homeless shelter has forced them to close their doors.
Daters are ditching the apps for in-person opportunities like speed dating
At a recent West Hollywood speed dating event hosted by The Next Fun Thing, a group of 30-somethings showed up looking for love, or at least a connection.
LA city leaders take steps to secure viral tagged high-rise buildings in Downtown LA
Councilman Kevin de León introduced a motion at Tuesday's council meeting, seeking to allocate $3.8 million to secure the luxury skyscrapers, which were abandoned after the developer ran into financial issues in 2019.
Experimental drug trial hopes to develop medicine to extend a dog's life
A new experimental drug is promising to extend the life of beloved dogs.
Santa Clarita residents file lawsuit against troublesome Chiquita Canyon Landfill
Dozens of Santa Clarita Valley residents filed a lawsuit Friday afternoon seeking damages for suffering through the years of living next to the foul-smelling Chiquita Canyon Landfill.
Santa Clarita Valley business owners react to rash of break-ins
Small business owners in Santa Clarita Valley have a similar message for the group of burglars targeting their stores, hopeful that they can bring an end to the rampant crimes and return to business as usual.