Kaizann Guerrero lost his county-run supportive housing the moment police arrested him last August.

More than 25 e-bikes hit Culver City streets starting Tuesday, with Burbank next on Amazon's list.

No one was hospitalized after a sedan landed on its roof in North Hollywood, but the crash snarled traffic for roughly three miles.

Derreyl Goode, once tied to a city job-training program, was caught in Los Angeles nearly two decades after a fatal Fulton Street shooting.

The Redstone office campus on Dove Street will fall to make way for townhomes, part of a wider airport-area housing wave in Newport Beach.

Blood stains lingered on the concrete outside Gaucho Beach hours after the attack near the pickup window.

A 40-year-old man was shot in the chest and a 30-year-old man was struck twice near the 103rd Street Metro stop in Watts.

Soto-Martínez says a survey of 2,000 nearby residents backed the rollback, but advocates ask why it took four years.

The 169-unit complex near LA's new Purple Line stop sold for $70.5 million, down sharply from its 2020 price tag.

Dozens of dealers, DJs and rare pressings take over the California Market Center this weekend for VinylCon!'s return to Downtown L.A.

Demolition has begun at the 35-acre dead mall on Hawthorne Boulevard, ending a 27-year standoff over the derelict site.

A Carson postal worker who lost her fire-damaged home now faces State Farm's tainted legal filings — with trial set for October.

The swimmer appeared to notice the shark before it lost interest and swam away, drone footage shows.