Inglewood mayoral race appears to be headed to runoff election
Councilmember Gloria Gray has a slight lead over longtime incumbent James Butts in the Inglewood mayoral race.
Woman arrested for South LA crash that killed teen in September
Los Angeles police have arrested a woman who was wanted in connection with a hit-and-run crash in September that killed a teenage boy and severely injured his sister.
Man takes 40k signature petition to LADWP board after $3,000 bill
The man started the petition after receiving a $3,322 bill from the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power for two months of service.
LA residents sue city over Hollywood sign crowds: "Reached its peak"
A group of residents who live near the world-famous Hollywood Sign, which attracts millions of visitors from around the world every year, have filed public nuisance lawsuits against the city of Los Angeles, asking officials to do more.
Apps take travelers to Hollywood Burbank Airport's old terminal
Burbank Airport's new terminal faced some opening-day troubles after GPS apps took travelers to the old terminal on Tuesday.
Local fire departments blame private equity for rising equipment costs
Some departments are engaged in a class action lawsuit against apparatus manufacturers.
LAPD dog shootings raise questions about police tactics, practices
CBS California Investigates looked at the LAPD's Use of Force reports over the past 10 years and found the LAPD had 19 cases in which officers shot at dogs in 2016. So far in 2026, there have been four incidents, resulting in three deaths.
LA County DA to provide update on couple at center of surrogacy probe
The Arcadia home of Guojun Xuan and Silvia Zhang was raided last year, where 21 children were removed.
Brother dead, sister injured after hit-and-run crash in South Los Angeles
Witnesses said the driver kept going but lost control and crashed into a parked car. The driver and a passenger got out of the car and fled the scene.
Long Beach installs speed cameras aimed at curbing injuries
Citations will start to be given out in December, according to the city's public works director.
Newhall three-alarm fire destroys several businesses in Santa Clarita
The fire quickly damaged several businesses in the Newhall area of Santa Clarita.
Long Beach water rescue victims recount story of survival
The two people who went missing while riding personal watercraft off the coast of Long Beach over the weekend are sharing their stories of survival after they were rescued by first responders.
A look at MacArthur Park following targeted police enforcement
LAPD Captain Ben Fernandes said from May until now, it's like night and day as ongoing law enforcement efforts have decreased drug use and gang activity around the park.
How a California entertainment hub has become a battleground over billboards
Billboards in Inglewood are at the heart of a high-stakes battle over advertising revenue, control of city finances and political influence as the city prepares to host massive crowds for upcoming events.
LA Jazz Festival's last-second cancelation leaves musicians, vendors devastated
"We lose trust. Without trust, it's hard to find community," said musician Isaiah Collier, who was scheduled to perform this weekend.