6th Street Shuts Down Outside LAPD’s Own Skid Row Station After Stabbing
A stretch of 6th Street in Downtown Los Angeles was shut down late Thursday night after a stabbing investigation that ended with a suspect detained just steps from the police station handling the case. LAPD Central Division closed 6th Street between Wall Street and Maple Avenue, announcing on social media that officers
Freestyling CHP Officer visits GDLA+
After going viral for rapping about public safety on Power 106, CHP Officer Anthony Talavera drops mad bars on GDLA+.
Judge rules against Rams in arbitration case
Mike Florio provides the latest as the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles found that an arbitration clause used by the Rams is unconscionable.
LAX people mover 99% complete but faces new deadline concerns
LAX’s long-delayed people mover is now more than 99% complete, but new financial concerns and a growing dispute between airport officials and the project’s contractor are raising questions about whether the train can meet its latest deadlines. Fitch Ratings recently placed the credit rating of $1.2 billion in senior bo
Family calls for justice after motorcyclist killed in downtown Los Angeles hit-and-run
The mourning family of a motorcyclist is calling for justice after a driver hit him and left him to die on a street in downtown Los Angeles.
He worked to deescalate violence in South LA. He was shot and killed on...
Reginald Foreman, who worked for anti-violence nonprofit 2nd Call, was remembered as a dedicated softball coach who cared deeply about his community. The post He worked to deescalate violence in South LA. He was shot and killed on the street appeared first on LA Local .
17 card skimmers found during Secret Service operation in Los Angeles area
A three-day operation led by federal agencies resulted in the removal of 17 payment card skimming devices across the greater Los Angeles area, preventing an estimated $17.7 million in potential losses, officials said. Joint Operation LAX, led by the U.S. Secret Service and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, was conduc
LBCC starts building hundreds of on-campus apartments to help students struggling with housing
With dozens of students saying they sleep in their cars and hundreds more without stable places to live, the college has taken on housing as a key issue for its campuses. The post LBCC starts building hundreds of on-campus apartments to help students struggling with housing appeared first on Long Beach Post .
San Leandro Sex-Date Setup Robbery Charges Filed Against LA Pair
A 23-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman from Los Angeles are facing robbery and attempted carjacking charges in Alameda County after authorities say they lured a San Leandro man into a fake sex date, then robbed him at gunpoint outside an Estabrook Circle apartment complex on February 9. Nafis Sami and Madison Droney
Crashed sedan found at scene of deadly shooting in Compton
A homicide investigation was underway Friday after a wrecked car was found at the scene of a fatal shooting in Los Angeles County. Los Angeles County deputies responded to the 14000 block of South Stanford Avenue in Compton shortly before 10 p.m. Thursday after receiving reports of a shooting. The victim, who has not b
