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Extensive harvesting of marine life at San Pedro's White Point Beach has 'decimated' the ecosystem, says Los Angeles City Atty. Mike Feuer.

If air purifiers are sold out or out of your budget, a simple air filter taped to a box fan can filter harmful particulate matter and keep it out of your lungs and bloodstream. Here's what you need to know.

Several members of a watchdog agency have called on Sheriff Alex Villanueva to resign, marking a further escalation of tensions between the sheriff and his overseers.

If there is no post-Labor Day spike in COVID-19 cases and downward trends continue, L.A. County may move into a less restrictive tier in October.

Prosecutors charged Deonte Lee Murray, 36, with one felony count each of carjacking, second-degree robbery and assault with a semiautomatic firearm.

New California law makes it easier for police, firefighters and other essential workers who get COVID on the job to obtain workers' comp benefits.

Several units at the facility are under quarantine as the number of those testing positive for COVID-19 more than doubled in the span of a few days.

A 24-year-old male deputy shot in the head Saturday is out of the hospital but 'has a long road ahead for recovery,' Sheriff Alex Villanueva said.

As the fire swells to over 50,000 acres, some people in the southern Antelope Valley are being told to be ready to leave their homes.

For 31 years, a parade of progressive nonprofit tenants didn't have to pay rent to a millionaire Marxist. Then he died and his son wants them out.

In August, the Los Angeles Times published a series on the 50th anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium antiwar demonstration. After an overwhelming response, most of the series will be collected in a 36-page zine.

California appears to be riding a wave of success beating back the coronavirus. But these signs of progress also bring concerns that it could be erased.

As wildfires rage in the West and hurricanes pummel the Gulf Coast during a pandemic, disaster aid has been forced to evolve, for better or worse.

Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm and other California theme parks have been shut for six months. An unusual set of circumstances in Orange County has led three mayors to demand a change.

Susie Plascencia and Savina Monet weren't going to let La Chingona cannabis get away with cultural appropriation.

New rules requiring U.S. Postal Service trucks to leave exactly on schedule went relatively unnoticed amid the public outcry over the removal of sorting machines across the country — but they were far more disruptive to mail delivery.

It's time for the governor to start blaming mismanagement of the forests as much as climate change for these horrendous wildfires, columnist George Skelton writes.

Orange County health officials announce first West Nile virus fatality, an elderly male from Garden Grove.

The Public Policy Institute of California poll released Wednesday night found that just 31% of likely California voters surveyed said they would vote for the proposal, Proposition 16, while 47% said they oppose it. The remainder, 22%, were undecided.

The arrests have been made since Sept. 3, after suspects with fraudulently obtained EDD cards have visited Beverly Hills stores, restaurants and other businesses

A homicide investigation is underway after human bones were found at an Orange County Streetcar project worksite in Santa Ana on Wednesday morning.

An application for a Monterey Bay desalination project set for a vote by the California Coastal Commission has been withdrawn amid growing controversy over its impact on underrepresented communities.

With premiums skyrocketing in wildfire risk zones, a new set of rules may offer a break for homeowners

In a statement, KCRW President Jennifer Ferro confirms the departure of 28 workers, including four laid off Wednesday.

Investigative records released Wednesday provide the fullest account yet of the 2019 boat fire off the Ventura County coast that killed 34 people, but they still do not pinpoint a cause of the fire.