Last summer's downtown Los Angeles $1.08 billion Powerball jackpot winner revealed
Yanira Alvarez is the lucky woman who came forward with the winning ticket, which came from Las Palmitas Mini Market, downtown L.A.
Investigation into Malibu fatal vehicle, pedestrian accident closes portion of PCH
The truck struck and killed the pedestrian, who was in the road at the Cross Creek Road, PCH intersection. The driver of the truck remained at the scene and is cooperating with law enforcement.
Dodger Stadium stone Japanese lantern premiers at Top Deck opening day
The 3,921-pound Kasuga-style stone lantern isn't new to the stadium, it's been there since 1965. But now, it's been moved to a more prominent location so more fans can appreciate it.
Lego asks Murrieta Police Department to stop using Lego heads on mugshot photos
The toy company reached out and asked the department to stop using Lego heads in mugshots, as it's an infringement on intellectual property.
Dodgers fans swarm Los Angeles Raising Cane's to meet Mookie Betts
Ahead of the 2024 Major League Baseball home opener, the Dodgers shortstop is serving chicken fingers instead of hits as he works his pre-game shift, for charity.
Where a California Mega Millions winning ticket was bought and what the lucky numbers were
A winning ticket, with five of the six Mega Millions numbers, sold at D & K Liquor in Van Nuys, giving that ticket holder a $1,058,180 prize.
Police surround a Harbor City residence after reported shots fired
A large police presence responds to the 26200 block of President Avenue.
134, 210 freeway traffic clears as lanes reopen after closures from fatal accident today in Pasadena
A deadly accident on the 134 freeway involving a pedestrian shut down lanes on the 134 freeway and fully closed the 210 transition for hours this morning.
"I really like words" says LA County Regional Spelling Bee champ
"My parents helped me, my family helped, and I just really love spelling bees," Oliver Halkett said.
San Clemente coastal rail reopens Monday after landslide repairs
After a roughly two-month closure caused by rocks and debris that fell on the tracks, Metrolink and Amtrak passenger rail service resumed through San Clemente on Monday, according to transportation officials.
Lights out! Landmarks go dark for Earth Hour Saturday night
The annual designated hour of darkness is a worldwide celebration of the planet, where people are asked to turn off any non-essential lights for 60 minutes.
Chiropractor sends a warning after patient claims sex assault by man who wanders into office
Surveillance video from March 18, shows a man walk into Clements Chiropractic around noon, pausing at the reception desk, then briskly walking through the hallways of the business.
Judge allows jailhouse phone calls for Rebecca Grossman to continue
In Friday's decision, Superior Court Judge Joseph A. Brandolino cited what he believes is the defendant's "naivete" involving requests she made during phone calls with her husband and daughter.
Toys 'R' Us is back in Burbank, but just for filming
The toy store set has taken over the former Kmart location at 1000 N. San Fernando Blvd., where filming is taking place for the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic, "Michael."
Fired Long Beach State basketball coach continues his work at the NCAA Tournament
Long Beach State's athletic director fired coach Dan Monson on March 11, and since the firing, the team went on to capture the Big West Tournament, earning their way to the NCAA Tournament.