Unseasonably warm weather coming to Los Angeles region
Southern California’s recent unusually warm temperatures are expected to ramp up over the next couple of days, the National Weather ...
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Illegal street racer kills woman walking on L.A. roadway, police say
A woman became the latest victim of illegal street racers in Los Angeles after she was struck down in a ...
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Boy on pocket bike dies in L.A. crash that wedges bike into car
A boy riding a pocket bike died early Sunday morning in a collision with a car in South Los Angeles. ...
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After CHP pursuit, driver of stolen car hits another vehicle, kills pedestrian
Shortly after California Highway Patrol officers canceled their pursuit of a stolen vehicle Saturday night, the driver of the car ...
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Newsom asks Congress for nearly $40 billion for L.A. wildfire relief
Gov. Gavin Newsom is asking Congress to approve an additional $39.7 billion in aid to help Los Angeles recover from ...
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Column: Bass fires the L.A. fire chief, but her own smoldering political crisis is far from over
Well, you could see that one coming.After Pacific Palisades was torched while a reservoir sat empty and fire hydrants ran ...
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Top Trump aide says conditions on federal aid to L.A. will target California Coastal Commission
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is planning to set conditions on federal disaster assistance to Los Angeles as it rebuilds from the ...
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Rock smashes through windshield, injures driver in downtown L.A.
A driver was struck in the chest by a large rock that crashed through his windshield while he was driving ...
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Trump administration launches review of California’s high speed rail spending
The Trump administration has launched a compliance review into California’s high-speed rail project, Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced ...
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Affordable housing in Valley advances despite L.A. leaders’ opposition
By summer 2023, developers had pitched building nearly 2,400 new apartments for low- and moderate-income residents in the San Fernando ...
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