LA Metro to increase frequency, reliability

Several bus lines across Los Angeles County are expected to see an increase in service with the aim of getting riders to their destinations faster, and Metro is preparing Thursday for the program's launch.

South LA church whose van was stolen asks public for help to continue food distribution

Zion Temple Community Church in South Los Angeles' Central Alameda neighborhood is asking the public for continued support after its rental van used to make those deliveries was stolen back in March.

Suspected terrorist arrested in Los Angeles
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Eight people possibly linked to ISIS were caught in the United States, one of the suspects got arrested in Los Angeles.

LA animal shelters change policies after dog attacks employee

Los Angeles Animal Services will retire its "red list" for animals in danger of euthanasia, and shelters will enact a buddy system for workers handling troubled animals.

LA ends controversial vaccine mandate for city employees

Nearly three years after a vaccine requirement was implemented for its employees, the Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday voted to rescind the mandate.

UCLA Rabbi has phone snatched while livestreaming during clash with protestors

“Even when there’s nothing going on visibly on campus, everyone feels very tense," said Rabbi Dovid Gurevich. "Everyone feels like the atmosphere has been poisoned."

LA votes to monitor driverless vehicles

Council members approved recommendations to monitor and address issues with autonomous vehicles, and backed three state bills aimed at providing cities more power to regulate AVs and gain access to testing data.

LA buses have panic buttons, but they reportedly don't work

A recent transportation meeting revealed major shortcomings on LA DASH buses, including radio systems that do not work and panic buttons that aren't connected to any emergency services

'Kuya Lord' owner named California's 'Best Chef' by James Beard Awards

LA chef Lord Maynard Llera of Filipino restaurant Kuya Lord on Melrose just won one of the most prestigious awards in the culinary world.

LA City Council to vote on ending vaccine mandate
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Council members will consider a proposed ordinance that would terminate its COVID-19 vaccination policy for all current and future city workers retroactive to June 2, as recommended by the city's Executive Employee Relations Committee.

2 brothers' deaths draw calls for justice
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Grieving family members are calling for justice and gun control in the shooting deaths of 33-year-old Sergio Rios Jr. and his 19-year-old brother Ricardo Rios. On June 10, officials announced the arrest of the brothers' alleged killer.