'I was terrified': Woman says of night with Trevor Bauer in emotional testimony

“I couldn’t breathe. It almost felt like I was going to gag. I was gagging for air. Then I went unconscious,” the woman said, crying through one of the more dramatic moments in more than three hours of testimony.

1 dead in South Los Angeles building fire

One person is dead after a fire broke out at a South Los Angeles building.

10-year-old boy killed after vehicle crashes into concrete wall in East LA

A 10-year-old boy was killed and three other people suffered major injuries when a speeding vehicle crashed into a concrete sound wall on the 5 Freeway in East Los Angeles.

Vendors refuse to leave despite recent shut down
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Vendors are still showing up in Lincoln Heights despite police shutting down the Avenue 26 night market last week.

Authorities ID man killed in South LA hit-and-run, driver of tow truck sought

Police sought public help Thursday to find the hit-and-run driver responsible for fatally injuring Osvaldo Flores, 55, in the South Los Angeles area.

CicLAvia open streets event returns to Los Angeles this weekend

The nonprofit CicLAvia announced that it will begin holding events again on closed roadways in Los Angeles to allow people to bike, walk, skate and jog in pop-up public spaces.

NBA superstar Kawhi Leonard re-signs with Los Angeles Clippers

After much anticipation, NBA superstar Kawhi Leonard will re-sign with the Los Angeles Clippers, it was reported Friday.

Black Restaurant week Los Angeles highlights African, African American, Caribbean cuisine

A special week is underway in Los Angeles to celebrate African, African American and Caribbean cuisine. Black Restaurant Week Los Angeles goes on through Sunday, Aug. 15. The event also seeks to highlight Black-owned culinary businesses, many of which were hit hard during the pandemic.

Los Angeles moves one step closer to requiring proof of vaccination at restaurants, gyms, bars

The Los Angeles City Council unanimously passed legislation Wednesday instructing City Attorney Mike Feuer to draft an ordinance that would require eligible Angelenos to show proof of at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine to enter indoor spaces in the city, including restaurants, bars, gyms, and concert venues.