El Segundo police seize $6 million worth of luxury goods in major burglary bust
Authorities seized over $6 million in suspected stolen luxury goods, including Hermès bags, Patek Philippe watches, and 20 firearms.
Authorities seized over $6 million in suspected stolen luxury goods, including Hermès bags, Patek Philippe watches, and 20 firearms.
Security ramps up in Hollywood for the Oscars
In the wake of the Iran conflict and rumors of alleged threats, security is ramping up in Los Angeles ahead of the Academy Awards ceremony.
In the wake of the Iran conflict and rumors of alleged threats, security is ramping up in Los Angeles ahead of the Academy Awards ceremony.
Duke's Malibu reopens a year after Palisades Fire, mudslide repairs
The restaurant has been closed for nearly 14 months following the Palisades Fire and subsequent mudslide.
The restaurant has been closed for nearly 14 months following the Palisades Fire and subsequent mudslide.
Scrambling to stay cool as LA is in heat advisory
FOX 11 spoke with spring breakers in town as Southern California was under a heat advisory.
FOX 11 spoke with spring breakers in town as Southern California was under a heat advisory.
USPS honors lowrider culture with historic new stamp series
The stamps celebrate the artistic movement that began in 1940s Mexican American barrios, featuring a 1946 Chevy Fleetline, three Chevy Impalas, and a 1987 Oldsmobile.
The stamps celebrate the artistic movement that began in 1940s Mexican American barrios, featuring a 1946 Chevy Fleetline, three Chevy Impalas, and a 1987 Oldsmobile.
LA City Council to vote on resolution probing LA28 chair Casey Wasserman's Epstein ties
The Los Angeles City Council is considering a formal resolution Friday urging a transparent review of LA28 chairman Casey Wasserman’s past associations with Jeffrey Epstein.
The Los Angeles City Council is considering a formal resolution Friday urging a transparent review of LA28 chairman Casey Wasserman’s past associations with Jeffrey Epstein.
LAPD increases patrols in Jewish communities after deadly Michigan synagogue attack
Local law enforcement is ramping up security at synagogues and schools after a man rammed a truck into a Michigan temple on Thursday.
Local law enforcement is ramping up security at synagogues and schools after a man rammed a truck into a Michigan temple on Thursday.
Southern California heat wave: Record-breaking March temperatures trigger health warnings
Southern California faces an early-season heat wave with temperatures 25 degrees above normal, prompting NWS heat advisories and Cal/OSHA worker safety warnings.
Southern California faces an early-season heat wave with temperatures 25 degrees above normal, prompting NWS heat advisories and Cal/OSHA worker safety warnings.
Taxpayer-funded housing project in Marina del Rey still unfinished
A city project meant to quickly turn a hotel into housing for people experiencing homelessness has stretched into a years-long construction effort — with nearly $20 million now tied to the development.
A city project meant to quickly turn a hotel into housing for people experiencing homelessness has stretched into a years-long construction effort — with nearly $20 million now tied to the development.
Taxpayer-funded housing project still unfinished
A city project meant to quickly turn a hotel into housing for people experiencing homelessness has stretched into a years-long construction effort — with nearly $20 million now tied to the development
A city project meant to quickly turn a hotel into housing for people experiencing homelessness has stretched into a years-long construction effort — with nearly $20 million now tied to the development
Duke's Malibu to reopen Mar. 13
The restaurant has been closed for nearly 14 months following the Palisades Fire and subsequent mudslide.
The restaurant has been closed for nearly 14 months following the Palisades Fire and subsequent mudslide.
Ramping up security in LA's Jewish communities
In the wake of recent attacks targeting places of worship, security is ramping up in Los Angeles' Pico-Robertson neigborhood.
In the wake of recent attacks targeting places of worship, security is ramping up in Los Angeles' Pico-Robertson neigborhood.
Attorneys for Eaton Fire victims question emergency response in West Altadena
Civil rights attorneys Carl Douglas and Ben Crump say they may file a civil rights lawsuit if the investigation finds evidence of discrimination.
Civil rights attorneys Carl Douglas and Ben Crump say they may file a civil rights lawsuit if the investigation finds evidence of discrimination.
Questions surrounding West Altadena response
Attorneys representing the Eaton Fire victims are questioning the emergency response in West Altadena when the wildfires began spreading.
Attorneys representing the Eaton Fire victims are questioning the emergency response in West Altadena when the wildfires began spreading.
2 men brutally beaten in targeted Sun Valley auto shop attack; 2 cars stolen
At least 10 suspects allegedly attacked two men at a Sun Valley body shop, stealing two luxury cars in what police describe as a possible targeted business dispute.
At least 10 suspects allegedly attacked two men at a Sun Valley body shop, stealing two luxury cars in what police describe as a possible targeted business dispute.
Residents at Boyle Heights senior complex frustrated over nearby encampment
Residents at a senior apartment complex in Boyle Heights are outraged over a growing nearby encampment.
Residents at a senior apartment complex in Boyle Heights are outraged over a growing nearby encampment.
Serial arsonist charged with murder after Hollywood house fire kills two sisters
Between Jan. 26 and Feb. 4, Jovan Lamar Duverne allegedly set fires at 10 different locations in Hollywood.
Between Jan. 26 and Feb. 4, Jovan Lamar Duverne allegedly set fires at 10 different locations in Hollywood.
Encampment near senior housing angers residents
Residents at a senior housing center are on edge after seeing an encampment pop up near the building.
Residents at a senior housing center are on edge after seeing an encampment pop up near the building.
Thousands of lost items, including bikes & surfboards, processed each year at Metro’s lost and found
Metro processes about 15,000 lost items each year, ranging from everyday belongings to unusual finds like prosthetic legs and a surfboard.
Metro processes about 15,000 lost items each year, ranging from everyday belongings to unusual finds like prosthetic legs and a surfboard.
LA Metro helping riders reconnect with lost items
Metro processes about 15,000 lost items each year, ranging from everyday belongings to unusual finds like prosthetic legs and a surfboard.
Metro processes about 15,000 lost items each year, ranging from everyday belongings to unusual finds like prosthetic legs and a surfboard.