Spectrum: Internet outage was 'act of domestic terrorism'

The June 15 attack severed 13 cables, impacting emergency services, a U.S. military base, and over 50,000 customers in the Van Nuys area.

'35 years is enough': Menendez brothers' family members testify in court

The first witness, Erik and Lyle Menendez's cousin Anamaria Baralt, was adamant that the brothers had earned their chance at freedom.

Man found dead in LA apartment; Suspect on the run
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The search is on for the murder suspect after a man was found dead inside a San Fernando Valley apartment complex.

Car crashes into Van Nuys grocery store

The impact of the crash took out the entire front door, parts of the floral section, and damaged a register.

ICE raids scaring away customers, business owners say

With ICE raids happening across the country, business owners say deportation fears have driven away customers.

Survivors of LA wildfires picking up pieces
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The fires popping up nonstop across Los Angeles County over the last three days have left survivors and evacuees devastated as many lost everything from the blaze.

California wildfires: How you can help those who lost homes in LA fires

As major wildfires raged unchecked and destroyed hundreds of structures in the Southland, driven by the worst Santa Ana winds to hit the region in more than a decade, organizations and residents stepped up to the plate Wednesday to help those affected.

Woodley Fire in Sepulveda Basin quickly controlled

According to Cal Fire, the blaze was initially reported at 75 acres, however, it was later revised to 30 acres.