The Los Angeles Police Department swiftly apprehended 70-year-old Arturo Sepulveda Carrera, identified as the driver in a hit-and-run that lef...

The LAPD and the family of Soledad Garcia, 93, with Alzheimer's, have issued a call for help in finding her since her disappearance on Feb 24 in San Pedro.

Ono Hawaiian BBQ is opening a new location in Lancaster, offering Hawaiian-style plate lunches and Aloha plates with options like BBQ chicken and Kalua pork.

LAFD tackled a fire at a Vermont Square building, with 80 firefighters achieving extinguishment in 37 minutes. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

The LAFD responded to a potential hillside shift in Brentwood, assessing the area without issuing evacuations. Building and Safety is monitoring and will conduct further evaluations. No injuries were reported.

Firefighters extinguished a fire at a Pacoima house. One woman suffered minor smoke inhalation but declined hospitalization. The cause is under investigation.

The forecast for early February in Los Angeles included partly sunny skies and temperatures in the 60s, with increasing chances of showers and variable winds.

Los Angeles is set to get a new Starbucks drive-through in Harbor City, offering a 24-hour service with a 13-car queue and pedestrian window. No seating will be available.

Mayor Karen Bass concludes Inside Safe operations in Hollywood and Panorama City to address homelessness, emphasizing housing-first approaches with the aid of Councilmembers Soto-Martinez and Padilla.

Hall Group is opening a luxury tasting room at the new Thompson Palm Springs hotel, offering wines from HALL, WALT, and BACA Wines, combined with upscale amenities.

Deputies fatally shot a man wielding a sharp object in Palmdale, CA, after responding to reports of criminal threats at a business. The incident is under investigation.

The LAPD seeks a man after a fatal fight on an LA Metro Bus resulted in the death of a 63-year-old. The incident happened Wednesday night. An autopsy is pending, and the suspect remains at large.

A clothing wholesaler executive, Mohamed Daoud Ghacham, has been sentenced to four years in prison for customs fraud, with his company also facing legal issues.