Los Angeles General Medical Center seeks public help to identify an elderly man found disoriented near an RV, admitted since February 24th, and unable to communicate his identity.

Long Beach Police Department investigates a shooting on 14th Street with no injuries reported, seeking public assistance to find the unidentified suspects.

During a traffic stop on Angeles Crest Highway, police found a loaded gun in the car, leading to the arrest of two individuals, including one with a felony warrant.

Jofama Coleman and Abel Soto were exonerated after decades of wrongful imprisonment for a South Los Angeles murder, thanks to new evidence and recanted testimony.

Irv's Burgers, a historic Los Angeles eatery, has opened a new location in Newport Beach's Balboa Fun Zone, offering its classic American menu and planning to serve all-day breakfast from April.

LAFD extinguished a duplex fire in Toluca Lake within 10 minutes; the blaze was contained, with no injuries reported.

Los Angeles County health officials have warned against water activities at several beaches due to high bacterial levels, including a closure at Inner Cabrillo Beach following a sewage spill.

LA County Board of Supervisors approves extending shared use of Walnut Park Elementary for community sports and recreation, enhancing green space in a park-poor area.

LAFD responded to smoke at a Studio City home, investigating the source without reports of injuries or damage. Firefighters ensured safety; details on the cause remain unclear.

Los Angeles forecast includes drizzle, fog, and a chance of rain with highs around 66°F. Weekend may bring up to 70% chance of rain with temperatures near 60°F.

A man and his mother were mauled by pit bulls they were dog-sitting in Azusa, California, with both victims hospitalized and the dogs taken into custody.

Los Angeles cemeteries were vandalized in a spree that stole bronze plaques and damaged memorials, with estimated costs reaching millions. Rewards are offered for information leading to the arrest of the vandals.

Comedian and actor Richard Lewis died at 76 from a heart attack in his Los Angeles home. Known for his anxiety-driven humor, he acted in "Anything But Love" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm."