A new law will allow six California cities to install speed cameras near schools and on streets with high rates of injuries. The five-year pilot program is aimed at reducing traffic deaths, which statistically rival homicides in Los Angeles.
Bullet trains, electric cars and sustainable airline fuel would allow us to travel to distant celebrations with a clear conscience
Rian Johnson and Ram Bergman discuss the impact of the strikes, the new filmmaker incubator program at T-Street and the future of the business.
The inflection points are piling up. We cannot avoid what's shaping up to be a terrifying 2024 — not even for the week between Dec. 25 and Jan. 1.
Longtime emergency room physician Dr. Vijay Wali was punched and tossed to the ground outside his family home of 35 years on Friday evening. The thieves stole family heirlooms, including a piece of gold jewelry encrusted with diamonds and rubies.
Amid expansion of UCLA, UC officials are seeking to buy the former Westside Pavilion. Google had plans to build a massive campus at the shuttered mall, but those ambitions were never realized.
The former president will be on California's March 5 primary ballot, despite calls from some officials to disqualify him because of the Jan. 6 insurrection.
Adem Bona finishes with 13 points and eight rebounds as UCLA snaps its four-game losing streak with a 69-62 win over Oregon State in its Pac-12 opener.
The decision overrules the office of the Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, which had denied Fong's bid to appear on the March 5 primary ballot under a state law that says candidates cannot run for two offices in the same election.
Big surf roared into Southern California as a winter swell built up through the day; it's expected to stick around through Friday.
One custodial worker was briefly hospitalized and another was treated at the scene in an incident that happened after the park closed for the night.
Huizar pleaded guilty in January to charges of racketeering and tax evasion, admitting that he extorted at least $1.5 million from real estate developers.
Plus, some of L.A.'s best fried fish opens a new shop; a long-awaited bakery opens in Chinatown; San Gabriel Valley dumplings hit Pasadena; and more.
Michigan players say they don't fear their surprise matchup against Alabama, focusing on their defensive fundamentals.
Jermaine Jackson, brother of Michael, was sued on Wednesday in Los Angeles Superior Court for sexual assault, in an alleged attack dating back from 1988.
A San Bernardino County Superior Court judge denied bail again for Edin Alex Enamorado and the majority of a group of activists dubbed the "Justice 8" who are accused of committing multiple felonies during protests.
Four 2023 gifts, including a Goya portrait and a David Hockney landscape, expand the Huntington's paintings collection.
The Republican presidential candidate's cowardly revisionist history of slavery has prompted a surprising wave of bipartisan scorn. Is this progress?
Cher has filed to become the main conservator of her son, Elijah Blue Allman, citing his current mental state and alleged history of substance abuse.