Heading out for Memorial Day weekend? So are police officers
Law enforcement agencies are setting up DUI checkpoints and conduct extra patrols through the holiday weekend.
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‘Public is in danger.' LA victims outraged after road rage Tesla driver was arrested in Hawaii for similar crime
After being released from California prison early, Nathaniel Radimak was arrested for assailing two women in Honolulu.
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Woman killed in hit-and-run crash in South LA identified
The identity of a 28-year-old woman killed in a hit-and-run accident in South LA was released Friday by the Los Angeles. Detectives said Kelly Calderon died when she was struck riding a scooter on April 8, around midnight, near Figueroa Street and Colden Avenue. The driver is still outstanding. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, Calder... -
LA City Council approves wage increase for hotel and airport workers
The Los Angeles City Council gave final approval Friday to an ordinance that will increase the minimum wage for Los Angeles hotel and airport workers. The proposal, which would bump minimum wage to $30 an hour by 2028, now heads to Mayor Bass’ desk for approval. The council gave initial approval to the measure earlier this month on a 12-3R... -
Big rig hauling lumber crashes through 210 Freeway wall in Arcadia
A big rig hauling lumber crashed through a freeway sound wall early Friday and left debris scattered on the road in Arcadia. The crash was reported at about 2:30 a.m. on the eastbound 210 Freeway in the San Gabriel Valley. The overturned big rig collided with another vehicle near the Baldwin Avenue exit, crashed through the wall and ended up…... -
Pieces of Paramount's Battlefield Cross and Soldier statue sawed off and stolen
Someone sawed off part of a statue in Paramount that serves as a solemn tribute to military veterans in a crime that marked a painful loss for the community ahead of Memorial Day. Some pieces of the Battlefield Cross and Soldier at the Paramount Armed Forces Memorial at the Civic Center were sawed off and stolen. The crime, which caused…... -
Tarzana man finds home burgalrized while away on business trip
A homeowner in Tarzana is shaken up after his house was ransacked by thieves during a business trip, where he was unable to do anything to stop them.
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Abandoned car coasts to a stop at end of pursuit in downtown LA
Police were chasing a vehicle in LA County on Friday.
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Why nearly half of Americans view Asian Americans as foreigners
A report by the Asian American Foundation highlighted growing anti-Asian sentiment across the U.S.
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New report shows gaps in worker safety after the Eaton Fire
The National Day Laborer Organizing Network says masks, gloves and other protective gear are not being used by many workers at cleanup sites in Altadena.
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Dr. Dre, city officials unveil new Compton High School at ribbon-cutting ceremony
A new campus was unveiled Thursday by legendary producer and entrepreneur Dr. Dre, marking the next episode for Compton High School.
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Will Menendez brothers be out on parole? Leslie Van Houten's lawyer has thoughts
Charles Manson follower Leslie Van Houten was granted parole after serving 53 years.
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LA city budget approved by council to curb spending, minimize job cuts
There will be fewer job cuts than previously planned in Bass’ initial budget.
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Gas service returning to some Palos Verdes homes impacted by land movement
Some houses in a Rancho Palos Verdes neighborhood will be receiving a natural gas service again in four to give weeks.
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Topanga Canyon set to reopen Friday with some restrictions
Topanga Canyon Boulevard is set to reopen to the public on Friday with some limited restrictions, CalTrans announced.
