Former gang members and addicts clear out encampments from Venice homes
Describing themselves as a professional neighborhood watch group, former gang members and addicts are helping Venice residents clear encampments from their doorsteps.
Pack of coyotes appears to have taken over unfinished West Hollywood condo complex
A pack of coyotes appears to have taken over an empty condominium complex that is under construction in West Hollywood, sparking safety concerns for residents living nearby.
Santa Monica rolls out program using AI-powered cameras to catch bike lane violators
After months of testing a new program aimed at catching bike lane violators, the city of Santa Monica is now issuing tickets with the help of an artificial intelligence-powered camera system.
South LA teen detained after high school graduation released from ICE detention center
Wilbur Garcia is finally heading home nearly a month after immigration agents detained him during an asylum appointment that was scheduled a day after his high school graduation.
Carson casket wrapping service customizes the burial experience
One South Bay couple shares how they blend creativity with compassion through their business, Parting Wishes, helping families fulfill their loved ones' wishes.
Homeless blogger highlights reality of issues facing California gubernatorial candidates
A homeless blogger living in Los Angeles County is hoping that her own quest to document the struggles that come with homelessness will help shine a light on the crisis as California closes in on the gubernatorial election.
Arcadia mayor agrees to plead guilty to acting as agent for China
In her plea agreement, Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang admitted to working with her former fiancé and campaign staffer to push pro-Chinese propaganda.
Car enthusiast calls out racers that turned a Malibu road into their playground
A Malibu road is turning into a playground for wealthy guys with flashy cars, and one fellow car enthusiast is trying to shut it down.
Pasadena Unified to demolish tower at Eliot Arts Magnet, citing structural concerns
The Pasadena Unified School District, citing structural concerns, announced that it will demolish the beloved tower at Eliot Arts Magnet.
Friends and family mourn Larry Vein, founder of Pali Strong Foundation dead at 61
Larry Vein, the founder of the Pali Strong Foundation, which fought for victims of the 2025 Palisades Fire, has died at 61. Since his death in late April, friends and family have gathered to remember his passion and spirit as a relentless advocate for his community as they worked to rebuild from tragedy.
Take or leave a tiny treasure as Trinket Trade box comes to Los Angeles
On Third Street in the Arts District, there's a purple Trinket Trade box, and in it are things that are certainly not necessary, but they are fun.
Southern California residents frustrated by LA28 Olympics ticket prices despite early access
Southern California residents are voicing their frustrations over the cost of tickets for the LA28 Olympic Games, which event organizers have billed as affordable, especially after getting early access last week.
Clippers host LA Recreation and Parks girls basketball finals
Hoop dreams came true for some local girls basketball teams after the Los Angeles Clippers hosted the Recreation and Parks league finals at the Intuit Dome.
LA28 Olympics announcing winners for locals-only pre-sale tickets draw
LA28 organizers will start sending emails to Southern California residents who registered for the locals-only pre-sale event on Tuesday.
California sheriff says probe into alleged election fraud delayed by suits and court filings
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco says his election fraud probe of the Proposition 50 Special Election last fall has come to a halt due to "politically motivated lawsuits and court filings."