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.
Free money is available for some California residents as part of a pilot program
The payments are part of a new pilot program, the Pomona Household Universal Grants Program, in which 600 applicants will be selected by lottery to receive funds.
UC Board of Regents appoints University of Miami president as UCLA's new chancellor
University of Miami President Julio will be the first Latino to lead the university and will begin in January 2025.
Family and friends of the late Johnny Wactor march in downtown Los Angeles
Wactor's friend, Micah Parker, said the goal of Wednesday's march is to raise awareness and shine a light on the killing of the late actor.
TreePeople volunteers work to restore fire-scarred Angeles National Forest
"Our goal is to transition a space from a degraded habitat to a functioning habitat," Alyssa Walker of TreePeople said.
Los Angeles City Council votes to end COVID-19 vaccination policy for city employees
City workers who left or were terminated due to the vaccination policy can reapply for their positions.
South Los Angeles pastor and civil rights icon, Rev. James Lawson Jr., dies at 95
Lawson served as pastor at Holman United Methodist Church from 1974 to his retirement in 1999.
Elderly man dies in Hyde Park house fire, wife escapes
It took 43 firefighters 14 minutes to put out the fire in the single-story home, which didn't have smoke alarms.
Rebecca Grossman sentenced to 15 years to life for crash that killed two brothers
Rebecca Grossman was sentenced Monday to 15 years to life for the 2020 deaths of two young brothers.