Christmas tree fire destroys Winnetka home

The one person in the home said they were able to get out thanks to a smoke detector.

Ex-LA Councilman José Huizar's attorneys argue 9 years in prison 'sufficient'

Huizar pleaded guilty to felony charges for using his powerful position at City Hall to enrich himself and his associates, and for cheating on his taxes.

Ex-LA City Councilman José Huizar could face 13-year prison sentence

Federal prosecutors are recommending a 13-year prison term and more than $1.3 million in fines and restitution for disgraced former Los Angeles City Councilman José Huizar.

Exploring ketamine treatment for severe depression

Matthew Perry was reportedly on ketamine infusion therapy for depression and had undergone a ketamine infusion one and a half weeks before his death.

Unhoused mom says she begged for housing months before 1-year-old died near LAX

One-year-old Yayra Rutherford was found dead at a bus stop near LAX on Dec. 22. Her mother said she'd begged the city for housing for months before the girl's death.

LAX protest: Pro-Palestine protesters block traffic near airport entrance

A group of pro-Palestine protesters blocked traffic outside LAX on Wednesday morning. Officials said some protesters were cited and released for rioting, while others were arrested for assault on a peace officer.

Woman killed during 7-vehicle collision in East LA

A family is mourning the loss of a young woman after she was killed in a violent multi-vehicle crash.

Metrolink begins 4-day Los Angeles service suspension

All Metrolink trains will be out of service from Tuesday through Friday in order to conduct repairs and upgrades, officials say.

Midnight Mission Christmas for homeless
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The Midnight Mission Christmas was held to spread some holiday joy to Angelenos in need.

Vallarta Supermarkets: A Los Angeles American Dream story

Vallarta Supermarkets is the epitome of the American Dream in Los Angeles. The story begins in 1985 when Enrique Gonzalez Sr., an immigrant from Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, Mexico, opened a small carnicería in Van Nuys. Within five years, it evolved into the first brick-and-mortar supermarket.

4 more LA hotels agree to new deal with striking workers

Four LA hotels have reached a tentative deal with the union that represents housekeepers, cooks, dishwashers, servers and front desk workers.