A water main break flooded the 101 Freeway in Los Angeles, closing southbound lanes and disrupting early morning traffic. Northbound lanes reopened around 4 a.m., but commuters were advised to seek alternative routes.

Two students and two faculty members are suing UCLA for First Amendment rights violations, alleging that their pro-Palestinian protest was unlawfully disrupted resulting in wrongful arrests.

A 73-year-old man will stand trial in Ventura County for the cold case murders of three women in 1977, with DNA evidence leading to the recent breakthrough.

Anticipation surrounds the Lakers-Timberwolves NBA season opener with a potential historic father-son moment between LeBron and Bronny James, as well as the Lakers' push for redemption under new coach J.J. Redick.

LA City Council candidate Ysabel Jurado faces backlash for saying "F--- the police" in leaked audio from a Cal State LA event, while defending her public safety commitment.

Los Angeles launches The Arlington, an affordable housing development with 84 supportive homes for low-income residents, built on a former oil site. It's part of efforts to tackle homelessness and environmental injustice.

The article outlines the forecast for a week of mild, sunny October weather in Los Angeles, with evening and early morning fog expected later in the week.

Police responded to gunshots in a Long Beach neighborhood; no injuries were reported, and the shooter(s) remain unidentified as investigations continue.

The San Fernando Valley experienced multiple fires overnight, raising suspicions of arson. Authorities are investigating, with no suspects or injuries reported so far.

Multiple shots were fired on Burnett Street in Long Beach, with no injuries reported. Police found shooting evidence but no suspects have been identified.

Two suspects were jailed for operating a brothel in Irvine, with police arresting them on sex trafficking charges after an investigation into suspicious activities.

Orange County introduces its first vow renewal ceremonies for married couples at historic locations, starting October 19, 2024, for a $28 fee, including a souvenir certificate and the option of live streaming the event.

Glendale has granted $1 million to tech startups through Go-BIZ to support the growth of local businesses and innovation, highlighting the success of similar past programs.