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Acting U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said, "Accountability begins today," as he announced the two criminal cases on Thursday related to what he called the misappropriation of millions of state funds intended to combat homelessness.
Jake Haro pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for the death of his 7-month-old son, Emmanuel Haro.
Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman identified 13 county employees from different county agencies who received over $430,000 between 2020 and 2023.
The Theora Care smartwatch is linked to a caregiver's phone through an app, and is intended to assist in locating wandering individuals affected by dementia, Alzheimer's, and autism.
Black granite walls engraved with over 150,000 names of interned Japanese Americans will comprise the WWII Camp Wall at Columbia Park, the nation's first such memorial.
Using a ladder and a rescue swimmer, VCFD pulled the "shivering but otherwise unharmed dog out of the wash."
Under the fee change, Los Angeles trash collection rates will increase between 54% and 130% for customers.
The truck overturned on the westbound 91 Freeway just before the 5 Freeway at Brookhurst, leading CBS LA to issue a Next Traffic Alert.
Approximately 550 people, about 11% of the workforce, will be cut. Employees will be notified of their status on Tuesday, Oct. 14.
In a four-minute YouTube video, Austin Beutner officially announced his candidacy, stating that "Los Angeles needs a change."
On Thursday, a judge ordered Shriner to comply with several conditions, including abstaining from illicit drugs and alcohol, participation in weekly therapy sessions, and random drug and alcohol testing.
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Chair Kathryn Barger said that she called for the independent review to learn lessons and improve safety.
Revitalization plans include a coordinated effort to remove graffiti, clear trash, enhance the cleanliness of major streets, and repair street lights in major entertainment hubs like LA Live.
After 38 years in prison, new DNA evidence exonerated and freed Maurice Hastings in 2022 and led to the identification of a different suspect. Hastings was declared factually innocent by a California superior court in 2023.
School district surveillance footage captured a man drawing the swastika, which was discovered on Monday, ahead of the Rosh Hashanah holiday beginning that evening.