Long Beach, California invites local businesses and community groups to participate in the annual Día de Los Muertos Parade, showcasing the rich cultural heritage and artistic expression associated with the event.

In a recent case highlighting the dangers of fentanyl distribution, a High Desert man pleads guilty to selling fentanyl pills that led to the death of a young man.

As a heat advisory is issued for parts of Los Angeles County, residents are encouraged to take precautions against heat-related illnesses and make use of cooling centers.

As the Respiratory Virus Season approaches, Los Angeles County Department of Public Health recommends getting updated COVID-19 and flu vaccines.

Jason Derulo, the singer and internet star, is facing a lawsuit by a young singer, Emaza Gibson, accusing him of sexual harassment, retaliation, breach of contract, among other claims. The lawsuit also involves Atlantic Records, RCA Records, and Derulo’s manager, Frank Harris.

Dr. George Tyndall, the ex-University of Southern California gynecologist accused of sexually abusing thousands of patients, has died at the age of 76.

In response to an alarming rise in crimes against mail carriers, letter carriers rally in Compton, asserting that enough is enough and demanding protection and safety measures.

A recent UCLA survey reveals food insecurity continues to disproportionately affect low-income, working-age Californians.

Thousand Oaks man, Brian Andrew Hynes, was convicted of grand theft for misappropriating funds intended for the Oak Heart County Music Festival.

In a continued pursuit of sustainability, Huntington Beach launches a new automated photovoltaic solar permitting system in collaboration with SolarAPP+, bolstering solar energy adoption and streamlining the approval process.

Palmdale's AV Grub Fest serves up delicious offerings from local food trucks throughout October, providing residents with a tasty and entertaining way to support small businesses in the community.

Amid concerns over robotic delivery services sharing video footage with the LAPD, the department clarifies that they only receive footage where the company is a crime victim.

Los Angeles police are seeking the public's assistance in finding the driver of a rapid blue Corvette who struck and killed a pedestrian last month in Hollywood.