He arrived in Los Angeles with his young family three months ago. He was shot dead on a bus.
Tragic incident on a Metro bus in Los Angeles resulted in the death of a father, causing profound grief and prompting increased security measures. [ more ]
Father arrested after death of 1-year-old son who was found unresponsive at Palmdale park
Shaffer Grindstaff, the father of the deceased child found unresponsive at a Palmdale park, has been arrested on suspicion of concealment of a crime and child endangerment. [ more ]
Don't go into the ocean at these Los Angeles County beaches this Memorial Day weekend, experts say
Southern Californians should avoid certain coastal locations due to high bacterial levels, as advised by L.A. County Department of Public Health. [ more ]
Memorial Day activities scheduled around Los Angeles
Memorial Day is a federal holiday to recognize the sacrifices of those who died while serving in the U.S. military, with events ranging from commemoration ceremonies to barbecues. [ more ]
Jury rules against Black Lives Matter co-founder in LAPD 'swatting' lawsuit
A civil jury ruled against BLM-L.A. co-founder Melina Abdullah, stating police were not liable for responding to a false alarm hostage situation. [ more ]
Amid allegations against Sean 'Diddy' Combs, lawmaker wants to expand domestic abuse prosecutions
The bill introduced by Sen. Susan Rubio could allow prosecution of individuals such as Sean 'Diddy' Combs for alleged domestic abuse incidents that occurred up to 15 years prior. [ more ]
Investigation continues into Matthew Perry's death, source of ketamine, sources say
The death investigation into Matthew Perry's overdose remains ongoing as authorities search for the source of the ketamine that led to his death. [ more ]
Family demands answers after LAPD officers fatally shoot mentally ill man in Koreatown
Increased police shootings involve individuals in mental health crises, highlighting the need for more effective collaboration between law enforcement and mental health resources. [ more ]
Two people stabbed, another assaulted in unprovoked attack in Santa Monica
Police are investigating an unprovoked stabbing incident near Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade, with the suspect in custody pending charges. [ more ]
Indigenous tribe sues L.A. County, archdiocese over the 'desecration' of more than 100 graves
The Kizh Nation sues Los Angeles entities for mishandling ancestors' remains during the construction of a Mexican American museum in downtown L.A. [ more ]
Ex-Sheriff Villanueva seeking $25 million from Los Angeles County for placement on do not rehire' list
Former Sheriff Alex Villaneuva plans to sue Los Angeles County for over $25 million due to being placed on a do not rehire list for alleged discriminatory remarks. [ more ]
In effort to 'regain public trust,' L.A. County announces 66 probation officers put on leave
Los Angeles County Probation Department facing scandal and internal investigations due to allegations of misconduct and violence in juvenile facilities. [ more ]
Photos: Estate of Hollywood silent movie star Francis Lederer hits the market
The West Hills estate purchased by Hollywood star Francis Lederer in 1933 was the center of lavish parties featuring iconic Hollywood celebrities. [ more ]
Arrest made after Northern California wildfire sparks evacuations near Camp Fire burn scar
Smoke from the Ranch Fire in Butte County is seen from Bloomer Lookout in a PG&E camera Wednesday, May 15, 2024, linked to the AlertCalifornia camera network.
How Vietnamese lawmakers struck back after a California county declared Jane Fonda Day
The Vietnamese community in California feels offended by the declaration of Jane Fonda Day on April 30th, a significant day for Vietnamese-Americans. [ more ]
Three people stabbed in two separate incidents on Los Angeles County Metro system
Increased violence on Los Angeles County's mass transit system is a concerning trend, with recent incidents highlighting the dangers passengers and drivers face. [ more ]
14,000 gallons of raw sewage spill onto L.A. County beaches, forcing closure
Approximately 14,400 gallons of untreated sewage led to beach closures in Los Angeles County, with officials urging people to avoid the water and wet sand. [ more ]
L.A. mayor's dog helped stop man who shouted 'Karen!' during break-in, sources say
The break-in at L.A. Mayor Karen Bass' home involved the intruder shouting her name and attempting to access her bedrooms, raising concerns about the motive behind the incident. [ more ]
Hit-and-run suspect arrested in the killing of 17-year-old boy in Long Beach
A hit-and-run driver in Long Beach was arrested for causing the death of a teenage boy. The suspect faces serious charges including DUI and manslaughter. [ more ]
USC graduation unfolds amid tight security and standing ovation for canceled valedictorian
The valedictorian at USC, Asna Tabassum, faced controversy leading to the cancellation of her commencement speech due to threats related to her pro-Palestinian stance. [ more ]
Fire scorches Huntington Park fire station, but no injuries are reported
Firefighters at Huntington Park's Fire Station No. 164 bravely fought a fire in their own burning station, receiving support from surrounding firefighters. [ more ]
The Camp Fire in Butte County in 2018 holds the record for the most destructive wildfire in California history in terms of the number of structures destroyed. [ more ]
AvalonBay and Abode Lack Funding for West LA Civic Center
Market conditions may impact funding for a proposed retail village development in West Los Angeles, raising concerns about project feasibility. [ more ]
Los Gatos edges Los Altos in a walk-off to keep league title hopes alive
An intense baseball game resulted in Los Gatos overtaking Los Altos in the final inning, causing a tied first-place situation in the league standings. [ more ]
'World's 50 Best' recognizes first L.A. restaurant in more than a decade
The World's 50 Best Restaurants recognized Kato with the 2024 Resy One to Watch award, acknowledging its potential for future inclusion on the prestigious list. [ more ]
UCLA declares unlawful assembly, poised to clear pro-Palestinian camp
Authorities considered shutting down a pro-Palestinian camp at UCLA following a violent attack, amid divisions on managing protests between different universities. [ more ]
Column: Watch your step, Democrats. O.C.'s purple shine hides a red underbelly
Orange County, traditionally known for its conservative politics, has shifted towards Democrats in recent years, embracing a purple political color. [ more ]
California Population Grows With SoCal Adding Most Residents
California's population decline has reversed, driven by factors like lower mortality, rebounding legal immigration, and a rise in new housing units. [ more ]
'Unseasonably cold' storm driving another chilly, damp weekend for Southern California
A chilly and damp weekend expected in Southern California with cooler temperatures, possible showers, and strong winds, but no major impacts. Warmer and drier weather forecasted for the following week. [ more ]
In photos: Violence erupts at campuses as activists and counterprotesters clash
Authorities arrested protesters at Columbia and City College of New York campuses, and police intervened in clashes at UCLA between pro-Palestinian and counterprotesters. [ more ]