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Prosecutors say David Anthony Burke, better known as the singer D4vd, shopped online for most of the tools he allegedly used to dismember the body of a teenage girl, purchasing a range of items that were delivered to his doorstep.
Someone has, on multiple occasions, slipped into a residents-only beach in Incline Village, drilled holes in the roots of trees and poured a chemical inside, killing at least 10 pines, some over a century old.
A new initiative seeks to model a solution for affordable homeownership: building multifamily complexes on L.A.’s 20,000 small, vacant, privately owned lots.
Burbank is betting big on housing, nerd culture and free parking to revive its downtown scene.
From courtrooms to strip clubs, backlash is building against Meta’s latest smart glasses as a disturbing social media trend takes hold.
From long-standing poke shacks by the beach to impressive new outposts for the Hawaiian staple dish in Arcadia and Pasadena.
There was nothing to fear, Mulholland declared as he inspected the water leaking from the dam that morning. The muddiness? That was from the water spilling over a dirt road. Then the czar returned to L.A.
The 12-acre Sixth Street PARC, set to open this year beneath the 6th Street Bridge, is meant to connect Boyle Heights to the Arts District. But will this new civic space face the same precipitous decline as the bridge?
LAUSD accused former Supt. Alberto Carvalho of unreported gifts and travel before his resignation. Carvalho’s lawyers blast the threat as factually deficient.
Former ‘Good Day L.A.’ hosts Steve Edwards, Dorothy Lucey and Jillian Barberie have brought their freewheeling chemistry to the ‘So Unanchored’ podcast, reigniting the dynamic that made them popular.
James Su founded EDI Media in the early 1990s, riding a wave of Asian immigration to create one of the largest Chinese media platforms in the U.S.
