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After a shooting in L.A.’s Fashion District, detectives sifted through encrypted messages to track down a sophisticated but clumsy band of thieves. They identified the suspects, including two who turned up dead. But what they were after — and who organized the job?
Former UCLA DEI director Johnathan Perkins, who was fired over his posts after the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk, said he plans to sue the university.
One Bass confidant told a source that ‘the mayor didn’t tell the truth when she said she had nothing to do with changing the report.’
The city stopped a Boyle Heights development over gentrification concerns, but a judge found that the city’s action was illegal.
The U.S. Space Force is seeking to expand the number of launches and attract aerospace companies in and around Vandenberg Space Force Base, where SpaceX launches already have riled up residents, state officials and environmentalists.
Were managers pushing too hard to open? Are young patrollers afraid to speak up? With two dead in deliberately triggered slides, questions are swirling.
In December, L.A.-area rent prices hit a four-year low, while apartment vacancy rates hit a nearly five-year high, signaling a potential renter’s market in some neighborhoods.
Owners of independent studios across Los Angeles are struggling in the face of a historic downturn in production activity.
In this city nestled in the San Gabriel foothills, seeing and being seen isn’t as much of an objective as gathering as a community and savoring beloved traditions.
Once considered a box-office king for hits like ‘Rush Hour,’ Ratner was banished during #MeToo. With President Trump’s support and ‘Melania,’ he’s returned.
A series of Pokemon card thefts are hitting Southern California collectors, with some losing hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of cards at a time.
