Off-duty paramedic, neighbor help save family from massive blaze in Larchmont
Dramatic video shows the moment a neighbor and an off-duty paramedic saved a little girl from a raging fire in Larchmont. Meanwhile, burning embers rained down all around them.
Prosecutors decline charges in death of Hollywood 7-Eleven employee after fight
Prosecutors have declined to file charges in the case of a Hollywood 7-Eleven employee who was hospitalized after an altercation with other co-workers at the store in June and later died. LAPD officers responded to the store located in the 5700 block of Melrose Avenue on June 24 at around...
LAUSD Enrollment Plummets as Immigration Crackdowns Drive Unexpected Declines
Los Angeles Unified Leaders Say the District Lost Thousands More Students Than Projected. Los Angeles Unified School District officials say enrollment has fallen more sharply than expected, a decline they partly attribute to intensified immigration enforcement and the fear it has created among families. According to...
If elected, this City Council candidate says he will live in a trailer at...
Raul Claros, a 45-year-old community organizer hoping to unseat Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez, said he will use the trailer as his home and office, taking meetings there, until the park is "cleared out and cleaned up."
LA woman celebrates 80th birthday by giving back, providing meals to those in need
Many people throw a big party for their 80th birthday, but Marcia Brous wanted to celebrate by doing something inspirational -- gathering 94 friends and family members together to make meals for those struggling.
Executive order streamlines permitting to speed rebuilding after LA firestorms
A newly signed executive order is expected to accelerate rebuilding efforts following the 2025 Los Angeles-area wildfires, cutting regulatory barriers and creating opportunities for construction contractors, builders, and infrastructure firms. The order streamlines permitting and construction rules for homes and...
Leader of massive human smuggling organization agrees to plead guilty
LOS ANGELES (CN) — The leader of what federal prosecutors say was one of the largest human smuggling organizations in the U.S. agreed to plead guilty to running the outfit that brought about 20,000 immigrants from Guatemala into the United States without authorization over a five year period. Eduardo...
Reports of bats with rabies rise across Ventura County
More bats have tested positive for rabies this year in Ventura County than in at least 12 years in an unexplained, some contend, potentially misleading rise. Ventura County Animal Services officials said 21 bats have tested positive so far in 2025 for the deadly disease, compared to six in 2024 and four in 2023....
Waymo Drives Through Middle of Police Standoff
If driverless cars are the future, we might see way more of this ... a Waymo took a left turn smack dab into the middle of a police standoff ... and it's all on video.
Shop cat, tools and thousands of dollars stolen during burglary of South LA barbershop
Once they got inside, the burglars moved fast, tearing through workstations and grabbing anything of value, and even the beloved shop pet, Simba. It was all caught on video.
