Cinco de Mayo: LAPD targets impaired motorists
Los Angeles police warned Angelenos ahead of Wednesday's holiday that extra officers will be out on patrol looking for people driving while impaired on Cinco de Mayo.
True Crime Files: Reflecting on the reign of terror left by the Night Stalker
A convicted serial killer, Richard Ramirez, wrote a violent chapter in Southern California in the mid 1980s.
CinCOVID de Mayo: Party continues in West Hollywood
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic didn't stop masked up Angelenos from partying at restaurants and bars.
True Crime Files: FOX 11 looks into evidence collected during Richard Ramirez investigations
FOX 11's Gina Silva and Phil Shuman got a chance to look through evidence, photos and artifacts gathered during the Richard Ramirez investigations, a convicted serial killer known for terrorizing California in the mid 1980s.
Authorities in pursuit of an SUV after the suspect driver failed to yield
Authorities were in pursuit of an SUV after the suspect driver failed to yield in the East Los Angeles area on Wednesday.
True Crime Files: Reflecting on the reign of terror left by the Night Stalker
Convicted serial killer Richard Ramirez ceated a violent chapter in Southern California in the mid-1980s.
Breaking barriers: Meet the world’s first LGBTQ+ mariachi band from Los Angeles
Mariachi Arcoiris de Los Angeles celebrates the traditions of Mexico while also creating a safe space for professional LGBTQ+ musicians.
LA prosecutors seek ancient Roman sculpture acquired by Kim Kardashian
Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles are seeking the forfeiture of an ancient Roman sculpture that Kim Kardashian was in the process of acquiring. Officials determined that the marble and limestone statue resembling the lower half of a person had been illegally smuggled out of Italy.
Los Angeles trauma surgeon describes influx of shooting victims; takes toll on hospital staff
The Chief of the Trauma Division at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, Dr. Brant Putnam, said the hospital is experiencing an influx of gunshot wound victims in 2021.
LA trauma surgeon describes influx of gunshot wound victims; takes toll on hospital staff
The Chief of the Trauma Division at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, Dr. Brant Putnam, said the hospital is experiencing an influx of gunshot wound victims in 2021.
President Biden considering LA Mayor Eric Garcetti as ambassador to India, report says
President Joe Biden is reportedly considering Mayor Eric Garcetti for an ambassadorship, possibly to India.
President Biden considering LA Mayor Eric Garcetti as ambassador to India, report says
Garcetti's office claims the report is "speculative."
Person with garden hose spotted trying to help crews take down South LA fire
As crews worked to take down a large fire in South LA, a person with a garden hose was spotted trying to help the firefighters out.
Candidates on the campaign trail in the governor's race
GOP candidate John Cox and his bear grabbing all the attention, as the recall against Governor Gavin Newsom shifts into high gear.
High school senior accepted to 16 colleges
This is that time of year when high school seniors are waiting to hear from colleges they've applied to. So, imagine what it was like for one teenager who was accepted to all the colleges she applied to. All 16 of them!
Several structures are threatened by garbage fire in South LA
Crews are battling a garbage fire in South LA.
Deadly South LA commercial building fire under investigation
Authorities were investigating a deadly structure fire that erupted in the Central-Alameda area of South Los Angeles early Tuesday morning.
LAX reports record number of travelers, but still lags in passengers compared to 2019
The Los Angeles International Airport officials reported a record number of passengers flying on Sunday, but the numbers still lag in comparison to passengers in 2019.
Sheriff Villanueva commends LA County deputy for keeping his cool during woman's racist rant
Sheriff Alex Villanueva commended one of his deputies after a viral video showed a woman going on a racist rant against the Latino Los Angeles deputy that pulled her over in San Dimas.
LAX reports record number of travelers
The Los Angeles International Airport officials reported a record number of passengers flying on Sunday, but the numbers still lag in comparison to passengers in 2019.