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Sable Offshore Corp. has restarted offshore oil production 10 years after the operation was shuttered following a major oil spill along Santa Barbara’s coast.
Rancho Palos Verdes’ financial woes are mounting after losing a $16-million FEMA grant that was supposed to help with landslide stabilization.
The Bay Area Rapid Transit system said it had fully restored train lines after a systemwide shutdown interrupted the Friday morning commute. Delays were still likely.
Tips, publicity and police work helped lead Los Angeles officials to the man they say cut down or damaged 13 trees over the span of seven days in April.
This week is kicking off with more showers and cool temperatures, but Southern California will slowly transition into a period of warm, dry weather.
Robert “Bobby” Lozoff, a bartender at Sausalito’s The Trident where he created the modern-day Tequila Sunrise, died earlier this month. He was 77.
Los Angeles Police detectives are searching for several suspects who have been linked to repeated crimes against a transgender woman in the Westlake area.
Two federal judges who lost their Pacific Palisades homes in the January firestorm have joined neighbors suing the Los Angeles DWP, claiming the utility failed to prepare for the wildfire.
Train service linking Orange and San Diego counties will once again be halted — this time for an estimated six weeks — as crews attempt to reinforce a particularly unstable section of the coastline in San Clemente.
A cool, wet weather pattern will probably bring some April showers to Southern California. Areas of Los Angeles could see up to a half-inch of rain Saturday.
