Chase suspect in custody after hours-long standoff in LA
A police chase suspect is in custody after leading officers on an hours-long standoff in Los Angeles Thursday night.
A police chase suspect is in custody after leading officers on an hours-long standoff in Los Angeles Thursday night.
LA Sheriff calls superspreader task force a success after 24 party raids, over 3,000 people detained
The task force recovered more than a dozen guns�and also rescued a juvenile human trafficking victim.
The task force recovered more than a dozen guns�and also rescued a juvenile human trafficking victim.
106 years young: South LA woman celebrating big milestone this weekend
A family plans to celebrate a great-great-great grandmother's 106th birthday on Zoom this weekend.
A family plans to celebrate a great-great-great grandmother's 106th birthday on Zoom this weekend.
Authorities arrest kidnapping suspect after chase across South LA
A kidnapping suspect is in custody after leading authorities on a chase across South Los Angeles neighborhoods.
A kidnapping suspect is in custody after leading authorities on a chase across South Los Angeles neighborhoods.
Double murderer approved for parole at third hearing; prosecutors barred from attending under Gascón's reform
A gang member and double murderer convicted in the shooting and killing of two teenagers at a party in Los Angeles more than thirty years ago was found to be suitable for parole by the state at a hearing on Wednesday.
A gang member and double murderer convicted in the shooting and killing of two teenagers at a party in Los Angeles more than thirty years ago was found to be suitable for parole by the state at a hearing on Wednesday.
Mayor Garcetti announces new COVID-19 mobile vaccination program
Mayor Eric Garcetti announced a new mobile vaccination program aimed at bringing COVID-19 vaccines to neighborhoods with the highest rates of the virus and coronavirus-related deaths.
Mayor Eric Garcetti announced a new mobile vaccination program aimed at bringing COVID-19 vaccines to neighborhoods with the highest rates of the virus and coronavirus-related deaths.
Help Children's Hospital Los Angeles raise $25,000 by sending a Valentine to pediatric patients
Children's Hospital Los Angeles has kicked off its annual Valentine's Day card drive and this year, you can help the hospital raise up to $25,000 thanks to an anonymous donor who has pledged $1 for each personalized Valentine sent to a child at the hospital by Feb. 14.
Children's Hospital Los Angeles has kicked off its annual Valentine's Day card drive and this year, you can help the hospital raise up to $25,000 thanks to an anonymous donor who has pledged $1 for each personalized Valentine sent to a child at the hospital by Feb. 14.
LA’s ‘Kobbler King’ celebrates 27 years on baking table throne
A South Los Angeles man has baked his way to the top and has been in business for nearly 30 years. His waffles and desserts take decadence to a new level.
A South Los Angeles man has baked his way to the top and has been in business for nearly 30 years. His waffles and desserts take decadence to a new level.
Struggling animal shelters receive help from national 'Feed the Hungry' campaign
As the COVID-19 pandemic approaches the one-year mark, many local animal shelters are facing unprecedented budget cuts and financial strain.
As the COVID-19 pandemic approaches the one-year mark, many local animal shelters are facing unprecedented budget cuts and financial strain.
Suspect leads authorities on chase for more than 5 hours across SoCal
A suspect is leading authorities on a lengthy chase across South Los Angeles Tuesday night.
A suspect is leading authorities on a lengthy chase across South Los Angeles Tuesday night.
LA City Council votes to move forward with hazard pay plan for grocery workers
LA City Council unanimously voted to move forward with a proposed emergency ordinance requiring large grocery and pharmacy retailers to pay employees an extra $5 per hour during the pandemic.
LA City Council unanimously voted to move forward with a proposed emergency ordinance requiring large grocery and pharmacy retailers to pay employees an extra $5 per hour during the pandemic.
LA City Council votes to move forward with 'hero pay' plan for grocery workers
LA City Council unanimously voted to move forward with a proposed emergency ordinance requiring large grocery and pharmacy retailers to pay employees an extra $5 per hour during the pandemic.
LA City Council unanimously voted to move forward with a proposed emergency ordinance requiring large grocery and pharmacy retailers to pay employees an extra $5 per hour during the pandemic.
Mayor Garcetti, LA Police Protective League reach deal to avoid layoffs involving hundreds of officers
Mayor Eric Garcetti and the Los Angeles Police Protective League (LAPPL) announced on Tuesday that they reached an agreement to avoid layoffs involving hundreds of officers.
Mayor Eric Garcetti and the Los Angeles Police Protective League (LAPPL) announced on Tuesday that they reached an agreement to avoid layoffs involving hundreds of officers.
Judge mulls DA union request to stop George Gascón from enforcing directives
The union representing LA County prosecutors urged a judge to issue a preliminary injunction stopping Gascón from enforcing some of his directives.
The union representing LA County prosecutors urged a judge to issue a preliminary injunction stopping Gascón from enforcing some of his directives.
Prosecutors can't be at parole hearing for 'Subterranean Rapist' due to Gascón's policies
In 1981, it was one of the biggest stories in Los Angeles. A story making headlines not only locally, but all across the country. The parolee, known as the "Subterranean Rapist" terrorized Los Angeles, raping up to 50 women.
In 1981, it was one of the biggest stories in Los Angeles. A story making headlines not only locally, but all across the country. The parolee, known as the "Subterranean Rapist" terrorized Los Angeles, raping up to 50 women.
Tiny homes community opens in North Hollywood, offering second chance for people battling homelessness
The first tiny homes community in Los Angeles opened on Monday, offering 39 homes and 75 beds for people experiencing homelessness.
The first tiny homes community in Los Angeles opened on Monday, offering 39 homes and 75 beds for people experiencing homelessness.
Prosecutors can't be at parole hearing for 'Subterranean Rapist' due to Gascon's policies
In 1981, it was one of the biggest stories in Los Angeles. A story making headlines not only locally, but all across the country. The parolee, known as the "Subterranean Rapist" terrorized Los Angeles, raping up to 50 women.
In 1981, it was one of the biggest stories in Los Angeles. A story making headlines not only locally, but all across the country. The parolee, known as the "Subterranean Rapist" terrorized Los Angeles, raping up to 50 women.
1 dead, another hurt in shooting in Montecito Heights
A man is dead and another is hurt after a shooting in Montecito Heights.
A man is dead and another is hurt after a shooting in Montecito Heights.
Tiny house community opens for first residents
The first tiny home community that temporarily houses those battling homelessness in LA County welcomed its first residents Monday.
The first tiny home community that temporarily houses those battling homelessness in LA County welcomed its first residents Monday.
Pandemic hitting Latino communities harder than other neighborhoods
Data from LA County shows Latino communities are being hit much harder by the coronavirus pandemic than affluent parts of town.
Data from LA County shows Latino communities are being hit much harder by the coronavirus pandemic than affluent parts of town.