What is Measure HLA and can it make LA's streets safer?
Supporters claim it will reduce the deadly crashes across Los Angeles. Critics claim its misguided and will hamper response times. We break down the pros and cons of Measure HLA.
What's next for the abandoned graffiti-covered high rise buildings in downtown LA?
After even more arrests were made at the abandoned high-rise towers in downtown LA on Wednesday, city officials are left wondering what their next step should be towards securing the viral location.
How high-rise graffiti put a spotlight on rampant vandalism in Boyle Heights
Scraping, scrubbing and painting over graffiti; it's a scene that plays out dozens of times a day in Boyle Heights.
Chief trauma surgeon gives life-saving training to LAPD's elite
When Dr. Kenji Inaba isn't the Chief of Trauma at one of LA's busiest hospitals, he's a reserve police officer who trains LAPD's elite.
Illicit marijuana operations having negative impact on legal dispensaries
Even though recreational use of marijuana is permitted in California, operating a licensed marijuana dispensary is tougher than many would think, especially as illicit operations continue to fuel the red hot black market.
Murrieta police utilizing new fleet of drones to combat crime
The program, which was launched in July, has had at least 50 successful deployments that helped officers, so much so that they plan to expand the service in 2024.
Downey sports bar fined thousands for revealing uniforms
Ojos Locos in Downey has been fined thousands of dollars for its revealing uniforms.
Homeless cleared out of encampment near Fairfax's Poinsettia Park
As part of the 35th "Inside Safe" operation from Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass' office, cleanup crews cleared out an encampment across Fairfax's Poinsettia Park Tuesday.
Local choir invited to play at New York's Carnegie Hall
A North Long Beach high school is celebrating their hard work after being chosen to perform at the revered Carnegie Hall on Wednesday.
Man randomly attacked while walking grandchild in stroller
Deputies apprehended the man who randomly attacked a man who was walking his grandchild in a stroller.
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.