LAPD warns of long delays as San Pedro and Crocker Streets close near the department's own Central Station.

Disability advocates staged a symbolic “Willits Slide” outside City Hall as budget cuts and 4,400 unfixed sidewalk requests pile up.

New state data confirms what LA Skid Row doctors already see: extreme heat is hitting unhoused Californians hardest, and hospitals only started tracking it in 2019.

Uplifters Foundation wants up to $250 million in tax-exempt bonds to rebuild 60 luxury homes near Fiske Street.

Michael Boles left his Woodbridge home near midnight without his phone, wallet or car. Police still need tips 11 days later.

Charles Company now wants a rooftop eatery atop the old Gibraltar Savings tower, while trimming the hotel to 147 rooms.

The move follows records showing the city sprayed chemicals 1,753 times against just one organic treatment in a year.

Suspects smashed a rear door and fled before officers reached the 8000 block of Laurelmont Drive Tuesday night. No arrests have been made.

LAPD confirmed no foul play after officers responded to Curry's home. He'd been open about mobility loss since his 2012 stroke.

Manuel Barcelo was walking home from a Melrose Avenue liquor store when he was shot. Police suspect the killing was gang related.

Fernando Nava used a fake Utah ID to buy pistols and rifles, then resold them across California without a license.

State attorneys say a new law already fixes what a Jewish advocacy lawsuit demands. A December hearing will decide if that argument holds.

Mayor Karen Bass cut the ribbon on two North Hollywood facilities built to scrub decades-old industrial contamination out of local groundwater.