MorningStar's new five-story building at 995 S. Fair Oaks Ave. welcomed its first residents, including a Florida transplant who crossed the country for a fresh start.

The Main Street nightclub and wedding venue will throw its final Halloween party before shutting for good.

The Hunger Games star toured spcaLA in Long Beach, recalling how a steel rod saved his dog Driver's leg.

The Library Park celebrity survived a brain tumor and now gets her proclamation displayed above her food dish.

Six Stanton families got homes and vehicles from Habitat OC — though the cars were reconditioned, not brand new.

A new request for proposals drops the requirement for an in-city shelter — and the volunteer oversight committee never saw it first.

Bonta's conditions bind the 60-year-old facility's new for-profit owner to rules on staffing, rent and Medi-Cal beds for up to a decade.

Plummer Park hosted free flu shots and screenings Thursday, but a council candidate says combining city health fairs could cost communities their own events.

A court monitor found a 225-unit building sitting 83 beds empty while thieves stripped copper pipes and wires citywide.

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

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

The 80-year-old riding club says it has nowhere else to go as Pasadena moves to end its lease at Hahamongna Watershed Park.

With nearly half of Californians facing food insecurity, the state is filling a gap left by a 2025 federal funding cut.