The three-year moratorium lets Eaton Fire survivors still build ADUs or split lots, but blocks bigger density projects.

Giovanni Diaz, 27, faces a $500,000 bail after a December blast on West 84th Street killed a 17-year-old.

Eight candidates are chasing four Newport Beach council seats, and fresh filings show wildly uneven war chests.

A jeepney and cultural performances marked the unveiling at Roscoe and Woodman, a corridor long anchored by Filipino-owned businesses.

Federal agents swarmed a Buena Park street to grab a man accused of using phony Social Security numbers to rack up debt.

Los Lobos and La Santa Cecilia headline the November 7 block party outside the group's Anderson Street building, still mid-renovation.

Anmol Bhatia faces over eight years in prison in the death of Dallas, a chihuahua, at a Harper Avenue apartment.

Malina Pauli Weissman and castmates toasted the supernatural series at LA's Ennis House, complete with tarot readings and crystals.

Sky5 tracked the chase overhead as officers say an object, possibly a gun, flew from the suspect's window.

New state law lets pop-ups open in DTLA storefronts for 120 days while forcing faster permit reviews.

Caltech students redesigned their AI-fueled Mathathon after an open letter drew thousands of signatures. The redo drops OpenAI and Anthropic sponsorship.

Five October shows guide guests house to house for ballet vignettes, goodie bags, and Victorian dancing at the end.

Metro-owned land near Koreatown may hold 196 apartments, a community garden and a transit plaza.