Woman faces 16 felony charges for chaotic West LA pursuit, crashing into 5 police vehicles
Lisa Ann Heflin, 41, pleaded not guilty to the charges Wednesday, including 10 counts of assault upon a peace officer.
3 Los Angeles men face federal charges in mail theft scheme, targeting checks
According to the indictment, from November 2022 to August 2023, Hernandez, Murillo-Hernandez, and others stole mail from U.S. post office docks and other locations in the mail stream, at times using threats of violence, specifically stealing checks.
Investigation underway as child is found dead at Palmdale park
The Palmdale Sheriff station received a call just before 9 a.m. of a child in medical distress at the Melville J. Courson Park.
Jim Hiller will remain head coach of the Los Angeles Kings after having interim title removed
Jim Hiller was an assistant coach with the Kings for two seasons after eight as an assistant with the New York Islanders, Toronto and Detroit.
Camarillo man already behind bars is arrested for murder of elderly LA man
In the course of preparing the Jose Velasquez case for trial, a trail of Rotherie Foster's bank activity alerted investigators to discover the alleged murder of the 72-year-old Granada Hills man.
LA County approves at-home kitchen businesses
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a permitting process that will allow home cooks and sidewalk vendors throughout the county to be able to cook safe and regulated food for the public.
Family of woman killed by jealous ex-LAPD detective hopes parole is denied
Sherri Rasmussen's widower urged the state's parole board Tuesday to not grant parole for Stephanie Ilene Lazarus, who admitted to callously murdering the nurse.
Criminal investigation into Matthew Perry's ketamine death ongoing, LAPD says
The autopsy report found trace amounts of ketamine in Perry's stomach, but the amount found in his bloodstream was the same as would be used in general anesthesia.
LA graffiti tower tightrope walker faces LAPD criminal investigation
"I'm not much of a good graffiti artist, but I can do some crazy performance art, so I put up the slackline It's still there," Ben Schneider said.
Fluoride use by pregnant women linked to childhood behavioral problems, USC study finds
The research, published Monday by the Keck School of Medicine of USC, is the first U.S.-based study examining the link between prenatal fluoride and childhood social, emotional, and behavioral functioning.
Man charged with murder for shooting UPS driver in his truck in Irvine
Rhean Jalipa Fontanoza, 46, also a UPS employee, is accused of shooting and killing Expedito Cuesta De Leon, 50, as De Leon was on duty on May 16, in his work truck.
Father Greg Boyle honored by Los Angeles City Council for his dedication to the community
Father Greg Boyle started the blueprint for Homeboy Industries in 1988 as a way to help former gang members in the area transition out of gang life through education, job training and employment.
Los Angeles declares May 17 "Shohei Ohtani Day"
Los Angeles City Council President, Paul Krekorian, led the presentation and thanked Dodgers leadership for "completing the most important free agent acquisition probably in baseball history."
Skid Row Running Club gets members fit, focused on health and bonded
Three days each week, runners converge on Skid Row in the early morning hours to head out on a five-mile route that's both gritty and scenic
LA mayor urges a "no" vote on measure that makes it harder to raise taxes
If approved by voters in Nov. 2024, The Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability Act would basically put all tax increases, at the state and local level, before voters.