Controversial Border Wall Nativity Scene
It's a nativity scene with a contemporary message- set up outside the Claremont United Methodist Church. It shows Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus separated by border fences. Leah Uko is live at the church where people are weighing in on the controversial images.
LAPD demonstrates new non-lethal device
After 26 officer involved shootings so far this year. The LAPD unveils a new device they hope will lower that number. But critics aren't sold just yet.
Compton woman with diabetes, dementia reported missing
Authorities are searching for a diabetic woman with dementia who went missing from her Compton residence.
Man fatally wounded in downtown Los Angeles drive-by shooting
The Los Angeles Police Department was investigating the deadly drive-by shooting of a pedestrian in downtown Los Angeles Sunday.
Nativity scene outside Claremont church portrays Holy Family separated at the border
A photo of a display taken outside Claremont United Methodist Church which shows the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph separated at the border is going viral.
West L.A. dog immobile after wheel cart is stolen from foster family's car
A Cocker Spaniel named "Violet" who suffers from spinal cord damage is immobile after her custom-made wheel cart was stolen from her foster family's home.
Rose Bowl to host ‘World’s Big Sleep Out’ to raise awareness on global homelessness
Rose Bowl Stadium was one of the venues around the world that will host “The World’s Big Sleep Out” this weekend.
Pedestrian dies after being struck by 3 separate hit-and-run drivers in West Adams
Police are looking for the drivers who hit and stuck a 62-year-old pedestrian Thanksgiving night in the West Adams district.
Los Angeles committee takes step forward in banning flavored tobacco products
A Los Angeles City Council committee advanced a proposal to ban flavored tobacco products, but it voted to make some exceptions.
Suspect arrested in fatal shooting of man in Inglewood backyard
A 38-year-old man was taken into custody in connection with the fatal shooting of a man who was found dead in the backyard of an Inglewood home.
3.0 earthquake strikes near San Pedro
An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.0 has struck about 13 miles south of San Pedro, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Mayor Garcetti says city will receive more than $3.5 million for L.A. River projects
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced the city will receive more than $3.5 million to create multi-use pathways and make improvements to the ecosystem along the Los Angeles River.
Elon Musk found not guilty in defamation case against British diver
Elon Musk did not defame a British cave explorer when he called him “pedo guy” in an angry tweet, a Los Angeles jury found Friday.
City Council declares Los Angeles a `Welcoming City' for refugees
The Los Angeles City Council adopted a resolution Friday that declared the city a welcome place for refugees.
Top Property: A Beverly Hills mansion complete with a spa and golf simulator
UPDATE: The seller has dropped the price of this home to $16,750,000. This new number has not been reflected in the original video.
Lady Gaga's make-up line brings hundreds to pop-up shop at The Grove for 2 days only
You can get a piece of Gaga at The Grove!
Lady Gaga's make-up line brings pop-up store to The Grove
Hundreds of fans lined up for hours to meet mother monster herself at her two-day pop-up shop selling her new beauty brand.
Metro board moves forward with study of toll lanes on 405 in Sepulveda Pass
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority's Board of Directors agreed Thursday to fund a study on the possibility of implementing tolls on the San Diego (405) Freeway in the Sepulveda Pass.
Hawaiian Gardens casino pays $3.1 million to settle alleged disclosure violations
The Gardens Casino in Hawaiian Gardens will pay $3.1 million to settle allegations that its operators failed to disclose on state license-renewal applications that the card room was under federal investigation for alleged banking violations, the state Attorney General'sOffice announced Thursday.
L.A. City Attorney warns of pet scams: 'These are not gentle people'
Surrounded by city officials holding wide-eyed puppies, Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer told reporters on Thursday that although the small dogs can steal people's hearts, criminals are online looking to steal money from unsuspecting hopeful pet owners.