Weinstein's lawyers say a pre-recorded Zoom witness and blocked Facebook messages violated his rights. The case follows a June appeals ruling that upheld his conviction but voided his sentence.

Prosecutors say Amy Phan West never finished her ethics class or community service — and used her council office to promote a failed congressional bid.

A 5:40 a.m. threat triggered K-9 sweeps and canceled surgeries at Pasadena's only Level II trauma center.

Dak Prescott hugged the anonymous fan after realizing the cap featured a portrait of his brother Jace, who died by suicide in 2020.

A coyote chased and played with dogs at an LA dog park, racking up 135,000 likes — but experts warn the friendly act hides real risk.

The decade-old Thousand Oaks candy maker is opening a bigger storefront near the food court, complete with a kitchen-island checkout counter.

Downtown Los Angeles will see sunny skies and highs near 88 degrees this weekend, with a gradual cooldown arriving midweek.

West Hollywood's 20-bed Holloway shelter logged over 3,100 bed nights as unsheltered numbers fell citywide.

The blaze near Lebec ballooned from 30 to 180 acres in under two hours, forcing a CHP lane closure on the Grapevine.

Spea labreae hopped around Hancock Park a million years ago, alongside a toad relative found 1,500 miles south in Mexico.

Dajuan Hassan, 36, is expected to plead guilty Wednesday after leaking stolen inmate data through prison phones to a Gardena accomplice.

Los Angeles has enacted its first major Rent Stabilization Ordinance update in nearly 40 years. The new rules cap increases, eliminate family surcharges and are now shaping rent notices across the city.

Hollywood’s retro nightlife favorite is temporarily closed after county inspectors found a vermin infestation. The bar must fix the violations and pass a follow-up inspection before reopening.