LAUSD students head back to school. Ambition is high but enrollment is down and...
A new superintendent and the LAUSD board face having to reshape the nation's second-largest school district to address a looming nine-figure budget shortfall.
Downtown LA’s Hope St. properties draw renewed scrutiny after fires, crime
Residents along Hope Street say they are seeing some progress after fires damaged vacant buildings, but concerns about security and crime remain. Metal barriers and a police surveillance tower have been added, but residents say some properties are still not fully secured. Officials and property owners are considering 2
All lanes reopened on WB 210 Freeway in Azusa after fatal crash leads to...
A fatal crash on the westbound 210 Freeway in Azusa forced the closure of several lanes, resulting in a major backup of traffic.
LAPD Officer Says Sergeant Targeted Her Due to Pregnancy
A Los Angeles police officer who says a sergeant mocked her pregnancy in the presence of other officers says she deserves a trial of her lawsuit despite the city’s contention that her case should be dismissed because she didn’t suffer adverse treatment or severe harassment. The City Attorney’s...
New Wildfire Ignites On Federal Land In LA County, Cause Unknown
A new wildfire broke out on federal land in Los Angeles County Monday evening, prompting an initial alert that lists both its cause and containment status as unknown. The blaze, dubbed the National Fire, was discovered at 6:35 pm on land managed by the U.S. Forest Service, according to the National Interagency Fire Cen
California police chase suspect leads pursuit across LA, San Bernardino counties
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Calif. - A driver is in handcuffs – but not before leading an hour-long police chase across San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties. SkyFOX was over the scene as a woman led the California Highway Patrol on a chase on Tuesday, August 11. At one point during the chase, the suspect was clocked by SkyF
Campsite on Avocado Farm Two Hours From LA for $22
Just outside Los Angeles, a working avocado farm has become home to one of the state's highest-rated camping spots. The site occupies 100 acres of varied terrain that includes massive granite boulders alongside mature oaks, palms, and pines. At $22 per night, it offers travelers a straightforward way to step away from
Former Venice High Teacher Alleges LAUSD Pushed Her Out Over Her Age
VENICE - A judge is considering whether to dismiss an age discrimination lawsuit brought by a 70-year-old former Venice High School music teacher who says she was mocked over her age, denied technology training, and ultimately forced to resign from a job she held for decades. The former teacher sued the Los Angeles Uni
New DEA Chief Says LA Area is Cartel’s Major Narcotics Hub
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s new bureau chief in Los Angeles said Tuesday that Mexican drug cartels utilize the metro area as a key distribution hub for narcotics shipped throughout the country. David Olesky assumed the role of Special Agent in Charge of the DEA Los Angeles Field Division...
Hit-and-run driver kills e-scooter rider in South Los Angeles
A video shows the driver in the right lane crashing into the electric scooter rider before colliding with several parked cars.

















