Son rescues elderly mother from assisted living facility during Eaton Fire
Jim Benesh said he rescued his mother after she was left behind at Terraces at Park Marino as the Eaton Fire closed in.
EPA defers more than 3,000 properties in LA burn scars to Army Corps of Engineers
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has deferred about 3,400 properties in Los Angeles burn scars to the Army Corps of Engineers, claiming they are too dangerous for their teams to clear.
Nearly 20% of teachers in Eaton Fire zone had living situations impacted, union says
The Pasadena Teacher's Union estimates that 10% of their 870 members lost their homes in the fire, while another 10% were displaced, on top of a large number of substitute teachers and school staff members.
Malibu couple escapes Palisades Fire weeks after fighting off flames from Franklin Fire
Just weeks after having their lives threatened by the Franklin Fire in Malibu, one couple once against forced to literally run for their lives when the Palisades Fire descended upon their home.
Wild video shows clash between group of teenage bicyclists and Mercedes-Benz in Mid-Wilshire
Wild video that has recently started to make its rounds on social media shows the tense moments that a group of teenage bicyclists and the driver of a Mercedes-Benz appear to clash in Mid-Wilshire.
LA man nearly misses flight as self-driving Waymo taxi drives around parking lot in circles
The man nearly missed his flight after the self-driving car drove him around and around, all while he was on the phone with a customer service rep who was unable to stop the wayward vehicle.
Beloved Pasadena Christmas light display returns years after it was destroyed by vandals
More than 10 years after his family's Christmas decorations were destroyed by vandals, George Courville has once again brought the beloved holiday spectacle back to the front yard of his Pasadena home.
After nearly $40k worth of toys stolen in South LA, community comes together to save Christmas
After a U-Haul loaded with toys was stolen from outside of a South LA home, Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley and his community came together to make sure that a giveaway could still happen on Saturday.
Malibu man turns bedroom into radio station critical to Franklin Fire evacuations
From his daughter's bedroom, Hans Laetz and his all-volunteer crew have helped residents affected by the Franklin Fire. After he and his wife converted the room into the station's studio nearly a decade ago, Laetz and 99.1 KBUU became Malibu's only local radio station.
South LA holds tree-lighting ceremony to honor memory of children who were murder victims
The ceremony, which was held as an "evening of healing and reflection" outside of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department station in South Los Angeles on Saturday evening.
Bodycam footage of deadly Long Beach police shooting on church steps released
Long Beach police have released body camera footage of a shootout that left a man dead at the end of an hours-long standoff in front of a church in November.
PIH Health hospitals targeted in ransomware attack
Because of the attack, PIH officials decided to shut their entire network offline, leaving millions without immediate access to their care.
Suspect allegedly flashes fake ID to steal Lawndale man's package
For the second time this week, a porch pirate allegedly stole a package after impersonating a Southern California homeowner.
Rampant copper theft leaves Hacienda Heights residents without phone service for months
Some residents say that they've been without service to their landlines, which they use in case of emergency, for as long as seven months because of the copper theft that continues to plague the area.
San Gabriel Valley's iconic parrot population being targeted in shootings, wildlife activists say
Animal advocates believe that someone is targeting the San Gabriel Valley's iconic wild parrot population, leading them to plead with local law enforcement for help.