Why are wounded veterans less likely to qualify for government housing?
The lawyer representing the veterans said the more disabilities a wounded warrior has the less likely they are to get housing.
Despite success, law enforcement cameras and license plate readers incite debate in Beverly Hills
Despite their recent success in locating the suspect connected to a murder in San Dimas, some community members are criticizing the series of cameras and license plate readers put up throughout the city of Beverly Hills.
Riverside's School for the Deaf football team wins consecutive state titles
Despite several seniors graduating last year, the California School for the Deaf in Riverside rallied to capture their second consecutive CIF championship for Division 1 over the weekend.
Authorities step up patrols to fight retail crime
State and local law enforcement beefed up patrols ahead of Thanksgiving to hopefully deter any retail crimes this holiday season.
La Cañada Flintridge offering security camera rebate to residents
La Cañada Flintridge is offering a rebate to residents if they install security cameras at their homes.
Palmdale family grieving after massive swarm of bees kills four dogs
The family says that the aggressive bees escaped from a neighbor's yard, swarming their dogs and stinging each of them hundreds of times.
LA County Superior Court sees early success in controversial zero-bail system
Los Angeles' controversial zero-bail system seems to be making headway, according to the latest report from the L.A. County Superior Court.
Koreatown residents call on City Council to help trash-collecting neighbor
For seven years, neighbors in Koreatown have endured the towering pillars of trash stacked on top of a trio of vans and the putrid stench, typically accompanied by mangy rats scurrying around the junk.
Bicyclist struck and dragged for a mile after deadly hit-and-run crash in Willowbrook
Police are searching for the driver who allegedly struck and dragged a bicyclist for a mile after a hit-and-run crash in Willowbrook.
Woman arrested in connection with series of fires in Sherman Oaks area
Jacqueline Whatley, 36, was arrested for a series of fires that investigators deemed intentionally set. This comes just hours after she was released from an arrest on Saturday after driving a car into a building in Los Feliz.
Security tightens around Jewish schools, communities due to tension in Middle East
A series of recent social media posts from a former Hamas leader has raised concerns amongst Jewish communities throughout the United States.
One dead, several wounded after drive-by shootings in South LA
Witnesses told police that the shooter was driving a dark-colored, four-door sedan and had a dog inside of the car.
Inglewood mayor speaks on body-worn cameras following deadly shooting of man with schizophrenia
"Body cameras are not be all end all," Inglewood Mayor James Butts said. "A well-trained, well-disciplined police force with reverence for life — that's what you need in our communities."
Tourists describe tense evacuation from Maui
Lahaina, a once picturesque paradise rich with Hawaiian history has transformed into a surreal apocalyptic scene as horrifying fires, fueled by powerful winds, have forced thousands of residents and tourists to evacuate.
Dragonfly security guard beaten to death outside Hollywood nightclub
Police believe 7 to 11 men kicked and stomped the 32-year-old security guard to death.