Dodgers honor Vin Scully with 'We'll Miss You' sign
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The Dodgers honored Vin Scully with a "We'll Miss You" sign right in front of the stadium's broadcast booth. The gesture comes in response to Scully displaying an "I'll Miss You" banner in his final year of broadcasting Dodger games.

Homeless teen earns spot on HBCU basketball team

Weeks ago, Jeremiah Armstead was living in his car with his family. Soon, he'll be off to Fisk University in Nashville to play basketball, thanks to the help of some local non-profit groups.

Man arrested in connection with beating of woman in Hollywood
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Dammion Adkins, 33, was arrested on Wednesday and booked on suspicion of felony battery with serious bodily injury, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. Adkins was being held without bail, police said.

1 dead, 1 wounded in South LA shooting
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LAPD investigators were working to determine if the shooting was gang-related.

Remembering Vin Scully: World reacts to Dodger icon's death

Vin Scully died Tuesday at the age of 94. Soon after the announcement tributes came pouring in from all over.

Vin Scully's best calls from his 67-year career

From perfect games and no-hitters to record-breaking home runs, Vin Scully called it all during his 67 years in the booth.

LA City Council members question Ridley-Thomas' pay suspension

After Mark Ridley-Thomas was suspended from the city council last year, LA Controller Ron Galperin suspended his pay. Now, some council members want to investigate whether that was legal.

Newsom supports $1.65B film tax credit, pushes Hollywood to film in California

Gov. Gavin Newsom said Wednesday he supports legislation that would provide $1.65 billion in new TV and movie tax credits for film and television creators, hoping to bring Hollywood studios back to California for production.