Nearly 139,000 Class of 2026 seniors took the SAT statewide, hedging their bets while UC quietly reconsiders its testing ban.

Nearly 1,400 open cases and 700 families on a waitlist could lose support as California's disaster aid fund runs dry October 31.

The coworking giant will open an Indy-branded outpost in a Playa Vista building that's sat empty since before the pandemic.

Patchy fog gives way to sunny skies Wednesday, but a dangerous heat wave is building fast across Los Angeles.

The Beachside and Sunset Rare tastings return to Paséa Hotel Oct. 16-17, pouring hundreds of California wines for a special-needs charity.

California prices climbed just 0.9% over the year, while Los Angeles buyers continue to face affordability challenges.

Fiona Hepler Lowe loved to dance and was called the light of her parents' lives. The family is asking for privacy.

Strauss Investments picked up the 157,190-square-foot Commons at Valencia, inheriting a tenant roster that includes Wells Fargo and Edward Jones.

UNAM will fill the empty second floor of Sepulveda House with free classes, a public library and 15 annual events.

JJ Redick says he found his guest house empty after Quentin Grimes took a dip in a stranger's pool instead.

The hand-carved cross and Nativity stay put at El Pueblo as merchants call the ruling a win for the plaza's heritage.

Police say a 4-to-5-foot viper was spotted near Main and Edinger, but local ERs don't even stock the antivenom needed to treat a bite.

EVgo is bringing up to 24 fast chargers to Regency-owned grocery centers, betting shoppers plug in while they shop.