Queen Mary 2 makes a rare West Coast visit to the Queen Mary in Long Beach
An early morning rendezvous of the QM2 with the Queen Mary was celebrated with a ship's horn deep, bellowing salute.
Take a dog for a day, or overnight through Pasadena Humane's expanded foster program
Day outings and sleepovers with shelter dogs had been previously reserved for trained volunteers, but starting February 1, Pasadena Humane is expanding the program to the animal-loving public.
Protesters clash with federal agents in downtown Los Angeles
A large crowd clashed with federal agents after thousands of protesters marched through downtown Los Angeles Friday to demonstrate against the White House's immigration policies.
Warm weekend makes Southern California "the envy of the rest of the country"
On Friday, a high of 85 in Los Angeles will make it the warmest day in the past five years, with Saturday expected to be slightly warmer.
Los Angeles Central Library celebrates 100 years, opens 1925-time capsule
It was a tedious process to get to the Ime capsule box behind the wall in what's now the men's restroom: drilling holes, running a borescope camera, hammering through terracotta blocks and concrete – until they found it.
Anaheim woman arrested in Mexico, charged with murder for allegedly decapitating boyfriend
A five-month search for Alyssa Marie Lira ended on Jan. 22 when she was taken into custody in Mexico.
Crews continue to extinguish hot spots at El Monte recycling plant fire
Los Angeles County Fire Department crews are attempting to control the flames consuming the large building complex in the 2200 block of N. Tyler Avenue.
Rescued sea turtle with 3 flippers recovers at Long Beach aquarium
Aquarium staff said the turtle was rescued last March after volunteers with the Southern California Sea Turtle Monitoring Project found the turtle stuck, with fishing line wrapped around its flipper, preventing it from swimming away.
Pico Rivera officials seek to transform slaughterhouse property up for sale in city
Officials say it's an opportunity to shape the future of the site. "Whether through direct acquisition or collaboration with a new owner, our goal is to ensure this property never again operates as a slaughterhouse..."
UCLA students walk out in protest of ICE enforcement
The Undergraduate Students Association Council organized the protest, with aerial footage showing a large crowd gathered around an outdoor stage and speaker podium.
Metro board approves South Bay transit plan, the K Line extension along Hawthorne Boulevard
Metro's C Line To Torrance Project will extend light rail service from the Redondo Beach Station on Marine Avenue to the Torrance Transit Center – adding 4.5 miles of new track.
Ambulance collides with food delivery robot in Hollywood, no injuries reported
Aerial footage showed a four-wheeled, red Coco robotic cart on the sidewalk as a second ambulance arrived at the scene.
LA Metro advances plans for heavy rail project connecting the San Fernando Valley to the Westside
Applause rang out in the boardroom after the Sepulveda Transit Corridor project was unanimously approved to move forward by board members, essentially laying the groundwork for an alternative to the 405 Freeway.
High-speed Metro project promising 20-minute commute between the Valley and Westside moves forward
"Sitting in traffic on the 405 is not our only choice anymore," LA Councilmember Nithya Raman said, as she and others gathered Wednesday to urge the Metro Board to move the Sepulveda Transit Corridor Project forward.
Los Angeles County leaders announce new Homeless Services and Housing Department
The new department's new director, Sarah Mahin, said now everyone is together under one roof, bringing together services and staff that were previously spread across different departments and entities.