Valerie Martinez died after her Mazda flipped on the 215, and CHP says alcohol was a factor.

Meals on Wheels West says it needs about $312,000 a year to clear its Westside waitlist, the first in over 50 years.

A motel worker found the woman after she missed checkout at the Kona Inn on Brookhurst Street.

Joanie Garratt says a district official told her the school did not want her back after her Facebook post. BHUSD insists she was never terminated.

No one was hospitalized after a sedan landed on its roof in North Hollywood, but the crash snarled traffic for roughly three miles.

Soto-Martínez says a survey of 2,000 nearby residents backed the rollback, but advocates ask why it took four years.

The 169-unit complex near LA's new Purple Line stop sold for $70.5 million, down sharply from its 2020 price tag.

Tickets for the five-day cinema showcase at TCL Chinese Theatres are moving before the full lineup even drops.

A former server himself, Roberto José Andrade wasn't sure he'd tipped — so he mailed cash from Texas rather than risk it.

Firefighters knocked down flames fast after a reported explosion tore through a rear structure on Virginia Avenue. No injuries reported, but the cause remains a mystery.

Frank Mcallister was last seen near Hayworth and Beverly at 10 a.m. Monday wearing red shoes and a black hat.

Street Food Cinema's fourth annual Boo-ze, Bites & Frights turns a 19th-century church into a themed bar this October in Montecito Heights.

Kevin Darnell Pearson's death sentence stands, but California's execution moratorium means it may never be carried out.