4 hospitalized after crash sends cars into front yards of Northridge homes
One of the cars involved in the crash veered off the road and collided with a tree in the front yard of a home on Balboa Boulevard, firefighters said.
FBI Says California Woman Posed as Heiress, Stole $30 Million
LOS ANGELES, CA — A 73-year-old woman accused of posing as a wealthy heiress and defrauding major financial institutions out of nearly $30 million is being sought by federal authorities. The FBI says Mary Carole McDonnell, originally from Michigan but long associated with Los Angeles, claimed to be an heir to the...
California’s Family-Run Mexican Eateries That Locals Can’t Get Enough Of This Winter
Winter in California brings cooler evenings and a craving for comfort food that warms the soul. Family-run Mexican eateries across the state have become beloved gathering spots where locals find authentic flavors, generous portions, and the kind of hospitality that makes you feel like family. These restaurants have...
Masked men caught on surveillance casing Los Angeles condos for the third time this...
For a Larchmont family, an unsettling pattern has returned yet again. According to a neighbor who shared surveillance video with KTLA, this is the third time since July that masked trespassers have been spotted casing their condo building, and each visit has left residents more fearful that the prowlers may...
Ex-Compton City Councilman to Plead Guilty to Bribery Scheme
A former Compton City Council member is expected to plead guilty Tuesday to a federal charge alleging he took part in a bribery scheme to secure marijuana permits. Isaac Galvan and an Arcadia businessman allegedly bribed Ricardo Pacheco when he was a Baldwin Park councilman with $70,000 for the permits, according to...
South Central LA fights back against illegal dumping
Carlos Cabrera was born and raised in South Central L.A. He is known in the community and on social media as South Central Cleanup. For the past months, he has organized cleanups throughout the neighborhood, picking up everything from a single item left on a curb to massive, multi-story piles of trash.
‘This is civil disobedience’: Group paints new crosswalk in Westside area, calls for pedestrian...
A new marked crosswalk on Los Angeles’ Westside was painted by a group of residents who want the city to do more to keep pedestrians safe. The crosswalk at Kelton Ave. and Wilkins Ave. is the 13th painted by People’s Vision Zero.
Koreatown property owner tows tenants’ cars in order to turn parking spots into ADUs
A Koreatown property owner had his tenants' cars towed from their parking spots in order to convert those spaces into small housing units.
LA’s biggest homeless services provider faces layoffs
From CalMatters homelessness reporter Marisa Kendall: Workers tasked with helping California’s largest homeless population are sounding an alarm, saying a recent upheaval at the Los Angeles County agency where they work has them scared for their livelihoods. In an open letter to the L.A. County Board of...
Family sues Royal Caribbean over death of Riverside County man on cruise
The family of a Riverside County man is suing Royal Caribbean Cruises, alleging the crew made several negligent decisions that contributed to his death on board.
