Leimert Park Juneteenth celebration goes on with a scaled-back version
"It's going on whether we organize it or not, people are coming to Leimert Park," Queen Aminah, Leimert Park Village Merchants Association president said.
Alhambra police warn of hidden cameras in recent home burglary attempt
Neighbors discovered a hidden camera in the bushes pointing to the targeted home, just hours after the victims' alarm company notified them of an attempt to open the kitchen window.
Los Angeles County firefighter killed in quarry explosion honored with procession
Andrew Pontious, 52, was killed June 15 while battling a fire at a quarry in Littlerock, after a burning front loader exploded.
CHP pursuit through downtown Los Angeles ends with 190 pound meth bust
Officers were chasing a white Ford F-150 pickup truck, and when the truck came to a stop, the driver was arrested as officers pulled plastic bins filled with vacuum-sealed packets of white powder from the truck.
The latest tech devices for beauty and self-care
Tech expert Jessica Naziri shares smart devices for self-care and enhanced beauty routines using cutting-edge innovation.
Redlands fire station undergoing gender-inclusive remodel
The goal is for the department to recruit from all genders. Currently, only men work at the station.
LAUSD to move forward with student cellphone usage ban during school day
If implemented, the proposal would prohibit cellphone use during school hours on all Los Angeles public school campuses, making LAUSD the largest district in the U.S. to take such action.
"Sweet Alice Square" Watts intersection is dedicated to lifetime community advocate
Family, friends, and city leaders gathered with 90-year-old "Sweet" Alice Harris as an intersection near her Lou Dillon Avenue social services organization was dedicated as "Sweet Alice Square" on Monday.
El Monte Police Department honors 2 officers killed in line of duty 2 years ago
Outside the El Monte Police Department station on Friday, wreaths bearing the fallen officers' names were displayed where a 24-hour honor guard watch posted up.
Historic South Pasadena homes may soon be for sale following failed 710 Freeway project
The houses are among about 500 homes in El Sereno, South Pasadena, Pasadena and Alhambra that were acquired by the California Department of Transportation in the 1960s.
President Joe Biden in Los Angeles Saturday for campaign fundraiser
The fundraiser could be the last major event for Biden in the Southland ahead of the November election.
Candlelight vigil set for woman who died from Venice Canals assault
Sarah Alden, 53, was one of two women attacked, sexually assaulted and beaten Saturday April 6. She remained in a coma since the attack and was taken off life support on May 24.
Universal Studios offers a free day with the purchase of regular admission
The special "Buy a Day, Get a 2nd Day Free" offer rolled out Thursday and runs through Oct. 9, with all visits to be completed on or before Dec. 18.
Los Angeles homeless support center partners with Metro to help the unhoused
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority's Welcome Navigation Center in South L.A. is an around the clock center addressing physical and mental health, with a focus on permanent housing placement.
Knott's Berry Farm celebrates 90 years of its chicken restaurant
Today, Knott's Berry Farm brings in more than five million guests a year, and Mrs. Knott's Chicken Dinner restaurant serves about 1,000 chicken dinners a day.