Crews battle downtown Los Angeles commercial building fire
Explosions within the structure kept the more than 100 firefighters in the defensive mode.
Andrew Do is a no-show at OC Board of Supervisors' meeting following calls for his resignation
There are accusations that Andrew Do's 23-year-old daughter, Rhiannon Do and several others embezzled taxpayer funds totaling more than $10 million through a nonprofit, for personal gain, to purchase homes.
Man who police say attacked woman at Pasadena Metro station pleads not guilty to attempted murder
The attack happened Aug. 7 around 5:30 a.m. at the A (Gold) Line platform above North Allen Avenue. The suspect, Juan Pablo Flores, allegedly assaulted the woman and threw her onto the tracks and dragged her into a freeway lane as he continued his assault.
Suspect believed to be serial bank robber arrested by Orange County deputies
Orange County Sheriff's deputies arrested Che Lewis, 30, just before he committed a bank robbery Aug. 23 at the U.S. Bank in Anaheim, according to the sheriff's department.
City of Los Angeles to pay $38.2M in federal housing lawsuit
The claim alleged that, for over a decade, the city failed to follow federal accessibility laws when building and rehabilitating affordable multifamily properties, and failed to make its affordable multifamily housing program accessible to people with disabilities.
Mental health team responding to nonviolent 911 calls expands through Los Angeles
In the last year, more than 14,000 calls were dispatched to the CIRCLE teams. Mayor Karen Bass says the program frees up armed police officers, allowing them to focus on fighting crime.
Police return child in its car seat to mother, after car thief ditches child and flees
Los Angeles Police Department officers responded to a residence a short distance away, in the 12100 block of Peoria, where the child, still strapped in its car seat, was in the driveway of a residence.
Cook's Corner to hold vigil on 1 year anniversary of mass shooting
Cook's Corner wrote on Instagram that there will be a candlelight vigil and a moment of silence Friday, Aug. 23 at 7 p.m.
Intuit Dome could allow VIP alcohol service until 4 a.m. if state bill passes
The state Senate passed AB 3206 this week to allow VIP suite holders at the Intuit Dome, home of the Los Angeles Clippers, alcohol service until 4 a.m. The bill now heads to the Assembly.
Homeless encampments cleared from Dockweiler Beach in Playa Del Rey
Police officers could be seen standing by as campers dismantled and packed up, while bulldozers hauled debris into dump trucks.
Rancho Palos Verdes faces deeper, larger landslide threat, city report says
City staff said they had been tackling management of the shallower slide areas individually, but that strategy will have to change.
Richard Simmons' death was accidental due to recent falls, family representative says
Family spokesperson Tom Estey confirmed Wednesday that Simmons' brother Lenny got a call from the LA Coroner's Office saying that Richard's death was accidental due to complications from recent falls and heart disease was a contributing factor.
Hit-and-run suspect arrested in connection with North Hollywood pedestrian death
Detectives arrested Oleg Bocharov, 50, of Van Nuys for felony hit and run causing death.
LAPD offers $50,000 reward for information in 2023 South LA shooting death
Police say Marquette Scott, 32, of Victorville, was seated inside his parked car when an unknown suspect approached and shot him.
Santa Barbara woman uses AirTag to help deputies catch alleged mail thieves
A woman had items stolen from her post office box recently, so she mailed herself a package with an AirTag locator that she had bought, hoping to catch the thieves red-handed.