LA animal shelters near capacity, Angelenos urged to foster or adopt

"We've leaned on our community in times of need and have never been let down," said Dana Brown, LA Animal Services general manager. "We hope we can rely on their support again as we ask them to adopt or foster a pet looking for their new home."

LA animal shelters near capacity, Angelenos urged to foster or adopt
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LA Animal Services' shelters are nearing capacity, prompting city officials Friday to urge Angelenos to foster or adopt some of the animals.

2 critically injured in fiery solo-vehicle crash in Winnetka

Two people suffered severe burn injuries in a solo-vehicle crash in Winnetka Monday afternoon, officials said.

Unhoused veterans relocated in West LA homeless encampment cleanup

Officials with the Department of Veteran Affairs say the cleanup effort near its West Los Angeles office is the first step in a larger goal of housing more than 500 homeless veterans by the end of the year.

Los Angeles, Long Beach ports will issue fines for backlogged cargo

The Los Angeles-Long Beach port complex will start issuing fines to shipping companies if they let cargo containers stack up as the nation’s busiest twin harbors deal with an unprecedented backlog of vessels.

Applications now open for LA's basic guaranteed income program

Starting Oct. 29, Angelenos citywide can apply for the city's guaranteed basic income pilot program, which will give $1,000 a month to 3,000 households for a year.

About 300 LAX passengers scramble to tarmac after chaos, confusion in terminal

Police say two people were detained after chaos and confusion between passengers at LAX briefly grounded all flights at the airport before the tarmac eventually reopened.

LAPD facing rise in violent suspects, hostage situations

FOX 11's Phil Shuman spoke with LAPD Chief Moore, who says violent criminals are going in and out of jail, only to commit similar violent crimes again.

Mac Miller death: Man who sold drugs to rapper agrees to plead guilty

A man has agreed to plead guilty to providing counterfeit drugs containing fentanyl to Mac Miller prior to the hip- hop performer's overdose death, according to court papers obtained Thursday.

Jury awards $17M in damages to family of man fatally shot by LAPD officer at Costco

A federal jury in Riverside ordered the city of Los Angeles and a former police officer to pay $17 million in damages to the family of a mentally disabled man who was fatally shot by the officer during an altercation inside a Costco store in Corona.

Vehicle careens off SB 101 Freeway, killing pedestrian and crashing into building

A pedestrian was killed Thursday morning and another was hospitalized after being struck by a vehicle that careened off the Southbound 101 Freeway and crashed into a building.

LAFD's staff shortage during fire season causing firefighters to worry

LAFD is facing staffing shortages, which have plagued the department for years. But with the city's vaccination mandate approaching, some LAFD members are concerned.

LAFD's staff shortage during fire season causing firefighters to worry
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LAFD is facing staffing shortages, which have plagued the department for years. But with the city's vaccination mandate approaching, some LAFD members are concerned.

Los Angeles launches guaranteed basic income program
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A pilot program, "Basic Income Guaranteed Los Angeles Economic Assistant Pilot," or the BIG LEAP, provides financial relief to families who need it the most.