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

A suspect is in custody after a stabbing shut down 6th Street steps from LAPD Central's front door.

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 gunfight erupted outside a large downtown party near Santee Alley, leaving one man with a head wound and stable vitals.

A weekly Sunday show at the Los Angeles Athletic Club puts world-class jazz musicians in a wood-paneled room with just a few dozen chairs.

Organizers postponed the festival a year ago amid immigration sweeps. Now it's back with marimba, a Maya ball game and a backpack giveaway.

Spea labreae hopped around Hancock Park a million years ago, alongside a toad relative found 1,500 miles south in Mexico.

Spotify has reached 300 million premium subscribers while expanding its Los Angeles studios and preparing a major AI push.

Los Angeles City Hall was closed after an unknown white substance was found in a mailroom near Mayor Karen Bass’ office. One person was evaluated, but no hospitalization was needed.

More than 50 vehicles took over 12th and Figueroa as LAPD officers were called away from a separate Skid Row investigation.

Jamison is scrapping its approved market-rate plan in Koreatown for a larger, income-restricted apartment complex with fewer parking spaces.

A DTLA law firm says it has lost touch with roughly 500 clients suing over fumes from the Chiquita Canyon Landfill. Hundreds more have already been transferred to another firm.

A nonprofit coalition wants to buy and restore the 1926 Westlake Theatre near MacArthur Park as a community arts hub, while vendors and neighbors voice mixed reactions.