South L.A. clothing factory allowed to reopen after 300 employees test positive for COVID-19, 4 die
Los Angeles Apparel has responded following the announcement it was ordered to close after LA County health officials said more than 300 workers at its manufacturing facility tested COVID-19 positive and four died. Despite being devastated by the pandemic, it was allowed to reopen Monday.
Los Angeles Apparel has responded following the announcement it was ordered to close after LA County health officials said more than 300 workers at its manufacturing facility tested COVID-19 positive and four died. Despite being devastated by the pandemic, it was allowed to reopen Monday.
Rally outside of LAPD headquarters to defend the police
A rally took place outside of LAPD headquarters on Saturday afternoon standing up for the LAPD.
A rally took place outside of LAPD headquarters on Saturday afternoon standing up for the LAPD.
‘A test is not a passport to party’: Mayor Eric Garcetti says gatherings remain prohibited in LA
Mayor Eric Garcetti on Friday reminded the public that gatherings of any size, outside of those in your immediate household, remain prohibited in Los Angeles.
Mayor Eric Garcetti on Friday reminded the public that gatherings of any size, outside of those in your immediate household, remain prohibited in Los Angeles.
ICE Citizen Academy causing uproar in Chicago, has been going on in Los Angeles - for years
It’s called the ICE Citizen Academy, which has caused quite the stir in Chicago. Immigration advocates are calling it an attempt to train people to snitch on undocumented immigrants.
It’s called the ICE Citizen Academy, which has caused quite the stir in Chicago. Immigration advocates are calling it an attempt to train people to snitch on undocumented immigrants.
LAPD South Bureau reports 140% increase in homicides from previous 28 days
Twelve homicides were reported in the Los Angeles Police Department's South Bureau between June 7 and July 4, a 140% increase from the previous 28 days, the department reported Wednesday.
Twelve homicides were reported in the Los Angeles Police Department's South Bureau between June 7 and July 4, a 140% increase from the previous 28 days, the department reported Wednesday.
Charges filed after 5 new alleged victims of former USC gynecologist George Tyndall come forward
District Attorney Jackie Lacey announced Thursday that additional charges involving five new alleged victims have been filed against former University of Southern California gynecologist George Tyndall, who's accused of sexually assaulting more than 20 young women.
District Attorney Jackie Lacey announced Thursday that additional charges involving five new alleged victims have been filed against former University of Southern California gynecologist George Tyndall, who's accused of sexually assaulting more than 20 young women.
3 adults, 2 minors arrested in connection with rapper Pop Smoke's murder: LAPD
Five people have been arrested in connection to rapper Pop Smoke’s murder including two minors, the Los Angeles Police Department said Thursday.
Five people have been arrested in connection to rapper Pop Smoke’s murder including two minors, the Los Angeles Police Department said Thursday.
District Attorney Jackie Lacey weighs in on Andres Guardado case
Protesters outside of the Hall of Justice called for District Attorney Jackie Lacey's resignation along with answers in the shooting death of Andres Guardado.
Protesters outside of the Hall of Justice called for District Attorney Jackie Lacey's resignation along with answers in the shooting death of Andres Guardado.
LAPD investigates 'Blue Flu' allegations after higher than normal sick calls
The LAPD received a "higher than normal" number of sick calls over the holiday weekend, and officials are investigating if the absences were due to the 'Blue Flu.'
The LAPD received a "higher than normal" number of sick calls over the holiday weekend, and officials are investigating if the absences were due to the 'Blue Flu.'
Parents’ anxiety: What will school be like in the fall?
The start of school is just six weeks away for many students in Southern California, but despite the looming start date, many districts are still unsure about their own reopening plans.
The start of school is just six weeks away for many students in Southern California, but despite the looming start date, many districts are still unsure about their own reopening plans.
LA councilman commits funds for laundry for 100 families struggling amid COVID-19 pandemic
Councilman Gil Cedillo's office provided funding on Tuesday for 200 loads of laundry and detergent at Desi's Coin Laundry for low-income families living in his district.
Councilman Gil Cedillo's office provided funding on Tuesday for 200 loads of laundry and detergent at Desi's Coin Laundry for low-income families living in his district.
North Hollywood's soul food eatery BlaqHaus reinvents itself to stay afloat during pandemic
BlaqHaus serves irresistible soul food in North Hollywood and its owner is doing everything she can to offer affordable prices while keeping its doors open amid the pandemic and rolled back reopening guidelines.
BlaqHaus serves irresistible soul food in North Hollywood and its owner is doing everything she can to offer affordable prices while keeping its doors open amid the pandemic and rolled back reopening guidelines.
148-foot long Black Lives Matter mural unveiled outside Hollywood’s Laugh Factory
The Laugh Factory is sending a serious message as it unveiled a 148-foot-long mural Tuesday as a tribute to Black Lives Matter.
The Laugh Factory is sending a serious message as it unveiled a 148-foot-long mural Tuesday as a tribute to Black Lives Matter.
Hospital staff at Cedars-Sinai using simulations to practice treatments for coronavirus patients
At Cedars-Sinai hospital in Los Angeles, staff members are using simulations to practice treatments for coronavirus patients.
At Cedars-Sinai hospital in Los Angeles, staff members are using simulations to practice treatments for coronavirus patients.
Ex-LA councilman Mitch Englander pleads guilty in City Hall bribery probe
Ex-Los Angeles City Councilman Mitch Englander pleaded guilty Tuesday to a federal criminal charge for obstructing an investigation into whether he took cash, escort services and other gifts from a businessman involved in major real estate development projects in the city.
Ex-Los Angeles City Councilman Mitch Englander pleaded guilty Tuesday to a federal criminal charge for obstructing an investigation into whether he took cash, escort services and other gifts from a businessman involved in major real estate development projects in the city.
LAUSD parents concerned about plan for upcoming school year
LAUSD Superintendent, Austin Beutner, made a short announcement Monday discussing the possibilities for students in the fall, and some parents are concerned.
LAUSD Superintendent, Austin Beutner, made a short announcement Monday discussing the possibilities for students in the fall, and some parents are concerned.
Five injured as two apartment buildings catch fire in Northridge
Five people were injured, including three seriously, in a Fourth of July fire that spread through a pair of apartments in Northridge, authorities said Sunday.
Five people were injured, including three seriously, in a Fourth of July fire that spread through a pair of apartments in Northridge, authorities said Sunday.
Nick Cordero dead at 41 after coronavirus battle, wife Amanda Kloots announces
Nick Cordero's fight had consisted of a leg amputation and multiple mini-strokes while battling several other maladies.
Nick Cordero's fight had consisted of a leg amputation and multiple mini-strokes while battling several other maladies.
Koreatown man reinfected with COVID-19 after attending several protests
A Koreatown man tells FOX 11 he has been reinfected with COVID-19 for a second time after he attended several Black Lives Matter protests last month, and while he remembers being concerned about being in the crowds, he doesn’t know if the protests were the source of his most recent infection.
A Koreatown man tells FOX 11 he has been reinfected with COVID-19 for a second time after he attended several Black Lives Matter protests last month, and while he remembers being concerned about being in the crowds, he doesn’t know if the protests were the source of his most recent infection.
First San Fernando Valley bridge home site opens with Alex Trebek's support
The first A Bridge Home shelter in the San Fernando Valley, which opened today in North Hollywood with the support of "Jeopardy!'' host Alex Trebek, has 85 beds for homeless people to help them transition to permanent supportive housing.
The first A Bridge Home shelter in the San Fernando Valley, which opened today in North Hollywood with the support of "Jeopardy!'' host Alex Trebek, has 85 beds for homeless people to help them transition to permanent supportive housing.