National Weather Service explains "particularly dangerous alert"
The particularly dangerous situation alert is relatively new to Southern California but has been issued before the recent wildfires that have caused devastation across LA County.
84-year-old woman avoiding patrols, hiding out inside home within Palisade Fire evacuation zone
Thousands of people still remain under evacuation order from the Palisades Fire more than a week after the destructive inferno was first reported. While they're desperately waiting to return home, one woman has been hiding out after sneaking past patrols last week.
Pacific Palisades residents begin return to fire-stricken neighborhoods
Though the Palisades Fire continues to rage, currently estimated to have consumed over 20,400 acres, destroyed over 5,000 structures and caused at least two deaths, residents are beginning to return to their fire-stricken neighborhoods.
Toluca Lake store owner connected to biggest drug bust in Nashville history, police say
Nashville investigators said hundreds of pounds of meth was shipped from Mailbox Toluca Lake.
Hackers target FasTrak drivers with threatening text messages
Hackers target FasTrak drivers with threatening text messages demanding personal information and money.
North Hollywood neighborhood frustrated by vacant properties
North Hollywood neighbors are frustrated after real estate developers have left vacant lots after a fire burned through one of the buildings
USC warns international students to return before Trump takes office
USC warned all of its 17,000 international students to return from holiday break before President-elect Trump takes office.
Supervisors propose county homeless department after audit exposes issues at LAHSA
Los Angeles County Supervisors are calling for a county-run homeless department after a recent audit found that the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority was having a number of issues, including the handling of funding provided for direct response to the homeless crisis.
LA City Council to consider adopting "sanctuary city" ordinance
City Council members on Tuesday will consider adopting an ordinance that will make Los Angeles a "sanctuary city," which will prohibit any city resources from being used to help the federal enforcement of immigration laws.
Van Nuys light rail project to become the first in San Fernando Valley since 1952
With the project in its beginning stages, Los Angeles Metro officials held a meeting to address the concerns of business owners and residents as crews start construction.
Camarillo church becomes overnight shelter, offers evacuees meals and beds
A Camarillo church has become an overnight shelter for Ventura County families evacuated in the Mountain Fire, providing meals, medical care and a place to sleep for those forced to flee their homes.
Gov. Gavin Newsom sends $380 million of homeless funding to Los Angeles County
Standing alongside Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and LA County Supervisors, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the state's latest round of funding and preached that urgency is the sole option in tackling California's homeless crisis.
Student who asked Ysabel Jurado question about abolishing police works for Kevin de León
In the continued fallout surrounding Los Angeles City Council candidate Ysabel Jurado's anti-police comment during a public forum at Cal State LA last week, it has now been revealed that the person who prompted her response actually works for Kevin de León, whom she's running against for District 14.
Metro rolls out technology that scans for concealed weapons
A detection system designed to locate concealed weapons was unveiled at Union Station Wednesday morning, as part of a pilot program.
Family members grieve man killed by gunman who hijacked Metro bus last week
Family members of Anthony Rivera, the man who was killed when he was shot by a gunman hijacked a Metro bus last week, gathered in Rosemead on Sunday to honor their lost loved one.