Matthew Perry's legacy lives on through new foundation supporting addiction recovery
In commemoration of Matthew Perry's enduring dedication to aiding individuals grappling with addiction, a charitable organization has been launched in his name.
Where to celebrate Día de los Muertos in LA
A look at Dia de los Muertos events in Los Angeles Nov. 2 and through the weekend
2 students stabbed, 2 injured following brawl at Van Nuys High School
It has not yet been determined exactly what weapon was used in the stabbings, but LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho said three students have been detained and are being questioned by law enforcement.
San Bernardino's 'Terrible Terry' Washington qualifies for US Olympic boxing trials
The young San Bernardino athlete is now an eight-time boxing national champion and just qualified for the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials for boxing. His coach Ian Franklin thinks the sky's the limit.
Tips to make some bucks by reselling those Halloween costumes
With Americans expected to spend $4.1 billion on Halloween costumes in 2023, why not earn some of that back?
WeHo's Halloween Carnaval returns after a 4-year break
Thousands descended on West Hollywood Tuesday evening as the city's Halloween Carnaval returns after a four-year hiatus.
Running, walking, music and altars make Olvera Street Los Muertos 5k a celebration
Event emcee, Fayad Garcia said it's a celebration and the altars are meaningful representations of what life is and a way to not let the memories of loved ones lost fade.
Driver facing multiple charges for deadly Malibu crash pleads not guilty
District Attorney George Gascón announced the charges Wednesday saying Fraser Michael Bohm "knew his actions were dangerous to human life and deliberately acted with conscious disregard for human life."
LA councilmember pushes for more autonomous vehicle regulations as Waymo rolls out robotaxis
Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martinez introduced a motion Wednesday at LA City Hall urging state leaders to address public safety concerns and rein in the expansion of Waymo robotaxis in Los Angeles.
Autonomous vehicles in LA bring out protesters with concerns of safety and job loss
Teamsters, labor leaders and allies who attended Tuesday's rally contend that self-driving cars aren't safe and eliminating drivers eliminates jobs.
SAG-AFTRA, studios resume talks as strike reaches 103-day mark
SAG-AFTRA members are asking for increased residuals on streaming content, restrictions regarding the use of artificial intelligence and higher wages.
SAG-AFTRA at 100th day in its strike and makes a Halloween costume request for members
"Dress up as characters from non-struck content, like an animated TV show," SAG-AFTRA wrote in its Halloween costume request. They suggested creatures like ghosts and zombies.
Taste of Soul Family Festival returns to Leimert Park for its 18th year
Food is one of the biggest draws, if not the star of Taste of Soul. The one-day event is Saturday, Oct. 21 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
LA City Council votes unanimously for West LA homeless housing project
The council approved nearly $4.8 million for the Midvale Project, which is to turn a city-owned parking lot at 2377 Midvale Ave. into a 33-unit interim housing facility
Valencia haunt gets film industry professionals to work with a terrifying maze for a cause
Grisly Garden was produced and built by film industry pros including art directors, makeup artists, writers, actors, and tradespeople in special effects and lighting – all affected by recent industry strikes.