A woman died in Long Beach after she was struck by a vehicle whose driver initially left the scene but eventually returned and was arrested, authorities said Sunday.
President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden are expected to head back to Washington, D.C. Sunday following two days of Los Angeles-area fundraising events, while police continued to investigate numerous acts of vandalism by protesters after the president’s appearance at a star-studded fundraiser in Holmby Hills.
Project Ropa, a nonprofit organization, provides clothing, hygiene kits and other resources to the unsheltered community. This holiday season, they need extra help to provide their services to LA’s most vulnerable.
With flu and cold season coming around, it might be helpful to keep track of the different viruses spreading, coming and going to a city near you.
Animal welfare investigators are seeking the public’s help in identifying the person who abandoned an injured puppy at a Pomona animal shelter.
An Encino gas station remarkably sold two winning lottery tickets on the same night, with the lucky tickets worth a total jackpot of almost $400 million.
A fire in Ventura County has grown to 2,944 acres, prompting evacuations in the area on Saturday.
Firefighters were battling a fast-moving brush fire in Cabazon Saturday that burned at least 50 acres.
Another round of Santa Ana winds will descend on the Southland this weekend, combining with reduced humidity levels to create conditions susceptible to wildfires.
In his three years working as a crossing guard for his son’s school in Lakewood, Eduardo Villalpando never imagined he’d potentially not be able to walk away — that is until the day he was hit by a car that crashed, causing him to lose part of his leg.
The heartbroken widow of a sheriff’s deputy who was one of four employees of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department to die by suicide within 24 hours is speaking out about her grief and what she says pushed him to his death.
Hundreds of Californians released from prisons could receive direct cash payments of $2,400 — along with counseling, job search assistance and other support — under a first-in-the-nation program aimed at easing the transition out of incarceration and reducing recidivism.
