Los Angeles reopens recycled water fill stations

Los Angeles residents can once again get free recycled water to irrigate their lawns, trees and plants.

Beloved bookstore Eso Won will close by year's end

Eso Won Books is an independent, Black-owned bookstore - one of very few in the country. The South LA landmark will be closing its doors by the end of this year.

Carjacking victim shot after confronting suspects in North Hills

Witnesses said they heard multiple gunshots before they saw a man down, adding the suspect left in the victim’s car.

Beloved bookstore Eso Won will close by year's end
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The beloved bookstore in South Los Angeles will close by the end of 2022. Owner James Fugats shares his story on the community treasure.

'Euphoria' star Sydney Sweeney says she doesn't make enough money to 'afford' LA: 'I take deals'

Sydney Sweeney, 24, has starred in multiple big-name projects, including "Sharp Objects," "The Handmaid's Tale," "The White Lotus," and "Euphoria." She most recently earned an Emmy nomination for her work as Cassie in "Euphoria."

LAPD searching for 2 suspects after man’s body was found in South LA street

LAPD investigators are searching for a gunman and a hit-and-run driver after a man's body was found near E. Vernon and Towne avenues in South Los Angeles.

Autopsy for LAPD officer rules training death an accident

The autopsy report of Officer Houston Tipping with the LAPD who died during a training exercise at the Los Angeles Police Academy in May has been released.

Road rage incidents in Los Angeles on the rise, according to LAPD report

LAPD records show from January 1 to June 30, there have been 459 reports of road rage incidents in the greater LA area in 2022, which is nearly a 33% increase from the same period in 2021.

Man?s body found in street prompts homicide investigation
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An investigation is underway after a body was found on the street in South Los Angeles near E. Vernon and Towne avenues.

Here's how officials are trying to deter illegal street takeovers on the 6th Street Bridge
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Authorities said the bridge has become known as a place where people come to "find their 15 minutes of fame" by climbing onto the bridge's infrastructure, interrupting traffic and posting demonstrations on social media.