Of 95 citations issued under California's new AB 379, only 12 went to white men, raising echoes of a racial disparity San Diego saw before 2022.

Neighbors say young women and an infant come and go from the graffiti-covered house, and a demolition order has sat unused for two years.

Dianne Wiest and Stockard Channing reunited with Bullock and Kidman on the carpet, 28 years after the cult original hit theaters.

The panel meets Wednesday at LAUSD headquarters as parents push for a moratorium on student AI use after the district's costly chatbot collapse.

A driver was ejected and killed after cars racing on Rosecrans Avenue rolled over, smashing into 11 parked vehicles in Norwalk.

A 500-square-foot unit rolled 70 miles from Perris to a burned West Altadena lot, with more arriving this week.

The Standard at Los Angeles replaced a surface lot at 3900 S. Figueroa with 429 apartments, a rooftop pool, and 87 affordable units.

Tickets fund library upgrades as the quartet, born from a 2001 Los Angeles debut, opens a 30th-anniversary season on Sept. 13.

A resident committee wants voters to fix streets rated 63% fair or worse, warning delays could cost millions more.

A Chatsworth judge set an August 2027 trial date as Sheila Katerelos's lawsuit over the Magic Mountain coaster pushes forward against S&S Worldwide.

A Los Angeles judge ordered Jax Taylor to stay 100 yards from Brittany Cartwright after she alleged years of abuse and a chilling threat.

The Main Street boutique gave shoppers just days to grab their Chanel and Louis Vuitton before donating leftovers to a Culver City thrift shop.

The View co-host will let an AI company turn her novels into films using her digital likeness, joining a growing A-lister trend.