Labor Day is here, the unofficial end of summer, and the time of year when we start looking toward holiday festivities. But not this year: Coronavirus concerns are canceling popular Halloween and holiday light shows around Southern California.
A House subcommittee asks the Department of Justice to investigate alleged abuses by "criminal gangs" in the L.A. County Sheriff's Department.
All drive-through testing sites run by the city will be closed over the 3-day weekend, but a few pop-up testing events will be held Friday and Saturday.
In new court documents, Britney Spears supports the #FreeBritney movement and is 'vehemently opposed' to her father sealing her conservatorship case.
Temperatures are expected to climb 15 to 20 degrees above normal — and well into triple digits — in some areas of Southern California this weekend.
Mayor Eric Garcetti said a missing L.A. firefighter may have been violently kidnapped in Baja California, but a prosecutor there could not confirm it.
Health officials warn the reopenings come with warnings as the virus remains widespread in the community.
Attorneys general from several states seek court order to force Trump administration to restore USPS operations
California and the Trump administration issued protections this week that keep many tenants from losing their homes
The experience of activists in Santa Ana who pushed to change funding priorities for police shows the fragile nature of such movements.
What happened in the California state Senate on the final night of the two-year legislative session Monday was a prime example of machines dispatching decorum and crippling civility.
Jason Fletcher, a San Leandro police officer, was charged with voluntary manslaughter. Fletcher fatally shot Steven Taylor in responding to a shoplifting call.
Prosecutors have begun dismissing felony cases that relied on the work of LAPD officers charged with falsifying records by claiming without evidence people they stopped were gang members.
L.A. officials want to furlough more than 15,000 city workers to help cope with a budget emergency amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Santa Ana police officers responded to a shooting in a high rise Wednesday afternoon, finding three people with gunshot wounds but no shooter as of 4:30 p.m., authorities said.
Attorneys for the family of Dijon Kizzee said he was shot at 15 times by sheriff's deputies in Westmont as he ran away
You can now print things for free and borrow laptops and mobile Wi-Fi hot spots from select L.A. County Library locations.
County health officials said schools may offer services for small groups of students who have individualized education plans, are English language learners, or need assessments or specialized in-school services. The county will not be reopening the waiver program for students in grades TK-6.
California lawmakers say there is growing evidence of possible widespread fraud in the state's unemployment benefits system, which is overseen by the Employment Development Department. The news comes as Californians report stalled jobless benefits from the COVID-19 pandemic.
For the first time in its 50-year history, Christopher Street West, the nonprofit organization that produces LA Pride, has named a Black transgender woman as president of its board.