Irvine's Great Park is home base for U.S. Men's National Team during 2026 FIFA World Cup
"We are honored that the U.S. Men's National Team has chosen to train at the Great Park during the FIFA World Cup," Irvine Mayor Larry Agran said.
Lawsuit calls for stronger LAUSD anti-bullying policies following death of 12-year-old Reseda student
"School administrators cannot let giant fights just erupt in the middle of the campus and not do anything about it," Attorney Robert Glassman said, highlighting the school district's role in the tragedy.
Semi-truck collides with power pole in Montebello
Verdugo Fire said the driver remained in the truck until power lines were secured, and he was removed safely without injuries from the lines.
A prolonged March heatwave to settle in this week, all-time records expected to be broken
A CBS LA Next Weather Alert has been issued for Thursday and Friday across Southern California
LAX increases Uber, Lyft fees, a "small overdue expense for rideshare companies," airport officials say
Across the board, fee increases will apply to all commercial for-hire vehicles, jumping to $12 for each pick-up and each drop-off in the more congested Central Terminal Area, where the Tom Bradley International Terminal is located.
Long Beach police uncover 30 guns following arrest of 74-year-old shooting suspect
An investigation found that a dispute between two drivers in the area escalated to one of the drivers firing multiple rounds at the other vehicle, and a nearby residential building was struck by gunfire.
Wildfire-torn Altadena Hardware faces destructive Santa Ana winds, brick wall tumbles over
Around 8 p.m. on Saturday, as Debbie Collins was leaving her neighboring business, Ms. Dragon Print & Copy, she saw the toppled bricks, once an exterior wall, scattered onto the street.
LAX board to discuss Uber and Lyft fee increases at Tuesday's meeting
The board is seeking a fee hike, in part because charges for commercial for-hire vehicles have not changed in 10 years, and "no longer reflect the value of the airport market," according to board meeting documents.
Guatemalan national pleads guilty to human smuggling and holding undocumented immigrants hostage at LA house
Eduardo Domingo Renoj-Matul and other co-conspirators would hold immigrants in one of the stash houses on James M. Wood Boulevard in the Westlake district until their fee was paid. If payment was not made, they would be held against their will.
Woman found dead in South Los Angeles homeless encampment identified
"She has injuries. We'll have to wait for the coroner to determine the nature of those injuries. There were several dogs on the property, so it could be anything from an assault to a potential dog bite," LASD Lt. Steve Dejong said earlier.
City of Los Angeles to cut filming fees at Griffith Observatory by 70%, reopen LA Central Library to filming
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced fees to film at the Griffith Observatory will be slashed by 70 percent, and after more than a decade, the Los Angeles Central Library is to be reopened to film production.
USC Pharmacy and wellness center opens in South LA amid "pharmacy desert"
Vassilios Papadopoulos, dean of the USC Alfred E. Mann School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, said the new pharmacy represents access as various pharmacy chains have left the area.
Rolling Hills Estates man, woman charged in connection with shooting at a Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy vehicle
Shane Michael Mahoney, 39, has been charged with one felony count each of attempted murder and assault with a semiautomatic firearm upon a peace officer, and Arianna Charmaine Mitchell, 22, has been charged with one felony count of accessory after the fact.
World Cup transit funds secured for Los Angeles and San Francisco Bay area
With the World Cup 100 days away and thousands of fans expected to flood the public transit systems, funds are split, with $9,603,284 going to Los Angeles and $8,807,888 awarded to the San Francisco-Oakland region.
LA leaders bring attention to HUD proposal to end housing assistance for mixed immigration status households
Last month, HUD Secretary Scott Turner proposed that every resident in HUD-assisted housing provide proof of U.S. citizenship or eligible immigration status.