A Los Angeles judge could still send the reggaeton mega-lawsuit to a jury — or blow it up before trial even starts.

The French label's red-barn boutique debuts a jewelry-box interior and an Airstream trailer touring local farmers markets this week.

Amber Gilles sued over a $105,000 fundraiser for a maskless-customer dispute—but a judge threw the case out months later.

A decade after voters killed the plan, Newport Heights neighbors are again split over burying power lines — and this time, someone's accusing the other side of doctored photos.

Nearly 200 firefighters stopped the Sage-area brush fire from reaching homes near the Fairview Fire burn scar.

Johnny Buss picked up a fire-cleared Via de la Paz parcel days after the Lakers changed hands for $12.5 billion.

A federal jury convicted three Sacramento men in the 2023 abduction of a Lancaster businessman, who was threatened with death and robbed of over $100,000.

The ex-accountant-turned-DJ will close his CTRL ESCAPE Tour at the Coliseum on December 12, with presales starting next week.

Poly and LBCC play their final games this month before the historic gridiron falls, replaced by a $250 million complex opening in 2029.

Three victims tracked stolen iPhones 380 miles south, only to hit a wall of agencies pointing fingers at each other.

A 1978 Westwood office building will keep its bones under a new plan that swaps demolition for conversion into 31 apartments.

Jean Smart and Ted Danson joined the Television Academy's Hall of Fame as the three-day fan festival opened at L.A. LIVE.

A 16-year-old was hit in the upper torso near Spur Drive Wednesday night. Police say they have no suspect information yet.