These Interactive Maps Track Every Wildfire Burning in Southern California and Beyond
Hot, dry conditions mean a small spark could quickly become a dangerous blaze
An Aerial Tram Could Move Visitors Around Griffith Park, but Not Everyone Has High Hopes for the Project
Conservation activists say the development could permanently harm Griffith Park and its wildlife
Jeff Bezos and Top Amazon Executives Accused Of Lying Under Oath
Members of the bipartisan House Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee are alleging that former Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and other bosses at the online retail monster may have lied to them...
L.A. Demonstrators Express Fury, Frustration Over Breonna Taylor Announcement
Black Lives Matter’s usual Wednesday protest against DA Jackie Lacey had a fresh infusion of energy this week as demonstrators marched downtown
Alec Baldwin Prop Gun Shooting Newest Developments: Script Supervisor Files Lawsuit
The latest on the movie set shooting that killed the film’s cinematographer, Halyna Hutchins, and injured director Joel Souza on Oct. 21
A Judge Nixed Mossimo Giannulli’s Request to Finish His Admissions Scandal Sentence at Home
Lori Loughlin's fashion designer husband is facing roughly three more months behind bars
Can a Vocal City Hall Critic Win Against a 30-Year Veteran of L.A. Politics?
A look at the contest between Grace Yoo and Mark Ridley-Thomas for Herb Wesson’s District 10 seat on the City Council
A Local CEO Is Under Investigation for Animal Cruelty in Incident with Pet Dog
According to Santa Monica police, Jeffrey Previte and his dog no longer reside in California
Want to Know What Your Ancestors Look Like? Black Image Center Has You Covered
The Black Image Center is hosting a pop-up event from Oct. 22-24 to encourage people to cherish and preserve their family's old photos
The Country’s Second-Largest Movie Theater Chain Is Shutting Down Indefinitely
As studios delay major releases, Regal Cinemas can't afford to keep its U.S. theaters open
