Los Angeles

Kaiser Permanente Woodland Hills Medical Center is temporarily closed after it was deemed unsafe for patients due to a lack of running water, it was announced Wednesday.

Passengers arriving at Los Angeles International Airport from China will undergo health screenings due to a coronavirus outbreak that has infected dozens of people and killed at least two.

Firefighters and police officers fanned out across Los Angeles Wednesday morning after an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 3.6 struck two miles northeast of the Granada Hills area, but no major infrastructure damage was reported.

Homicide detectives are investigating a deadly shooting in downtown Los Angeles that occurred late Tuesday night.

A black Labradoodle stolen from a Sherman Oaks home was reunited with her owner on Tuesday.

A man was killed after bullets went flying outside the Westfield Century City mall following an argument Monday night, police said. 

An investigation is underway in the Hollywood area after a 26-year-old woman was killed in what police are calling an “unfortunate case of road rage,” early Tuesday. 

Highly disturbing video appears to show a homeless man raping a passed out homeless woman on a sidewalk in front of a Venice building on Friday evening.

Officials at Kaiser Permanente on Monday in Woodland Hills say there is still no running water at the hospital due to a water main break and won't be restored at least until Thursday while repairs to the broken waterline are fixed.

A Sherman Oaks woman is offering to pay $500 to the people who broke into her home and stole jewelry and her beloved, black Labradoodle Stella.  

Martin Luther King Jr. Day will be observed on Monday with the 36th Kingdom Day Parade in South Los Angeles, multiple service projects and a celebration in Exposition Park.

A Ventura County woman was in custody Monday for allegedly stabbing another woman to death at Catch One, a popular nightclub in the Arlington Heights area of Los Angeles.

Within just minutes you could learn if you have bladder cancer thanks to a technique used at USC medical center. 

A months-long FOX 11 investigation reveals some businesses are using elaborate schemes to silence online critics through the use of fraudulent defamation lawsuits, filed against people who may not even exist, and even the use of international hackers, all designed to silence consumers and their criticism. 

The Los Angeles Police Department recently posted several tweets warning residents the number of cellphone thefts downtown have spiked.