Mike Burton, who trained near Sacramento before dominating Olympic distance swimming, died Friday at 79. His son called him “the toughest man to have ever lived.”

The two-story Robertson Boulevard showroom flows like a lived-in home, complete with a Gio Ponti armchair displayed as an archival piece.

John Anderson vanished near North Vermont Avenue and has no known destination, LAPD says. He needs medicine, police say.

California's median rent hit $2,036 a month in 2024 — 37% above the national median, a new analysis finds.

State agencies are staging sandbags and pumps as ocean temps near the tropical Pacific already beat the 2015 record.

A loaded Glock turned up under a floor mat after officers say they saw muzzle flashes on Washington Boulevard.

A hiker was winched into a helicopter during a rescue on a Studio City trail.

A 6-year-old got an impromptu violin lesson at the Recreation Park bandshell as nearly 300 nonprofits vie for donations before Thursday's giving day.

Crew locked down the Long Beach-bound Carnival Panorama for a cabin-by-cabin search before footage confirmed a passenger went overboard.

A chance of drizzle and marine-layer clouds will shape Monday morning in Downtown LA before a warming and clearing trend arrives Tuesday.

More than 1,000 California schools now teach bilingually, up from 400 a decade ago, but educators say the teacher pipeline still lags behind.

Governor Newsom signed three bills at Exposition Park covering security, tuition and firearms rules ahead of the 2028 Games.

Día de los Muertos 2026 returns to Grand Park with altars, live performances and a community mercado.