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"Like all of us, they hoped, they hurt, they dreamed — and too many endured more suffering and loneliness than anyone should," Supervisor Janice Hahn said during the ceremony. The post Thousands of unclaimed Angelenos laid to rest in annual ceremony appeared first on Long Beach Post .

Police are searching for two gunmen who opened fire on five people sitting in a parked car in the Glassell Park neighborhood of Los Angeles early Friday, striking two of them. The shooting occurred just before 1 a.m. when the suspects pulled up in a silver sedan alongside the victims’ vehicle in the 3200 block […]

Police said the victim was found near a railroad right-of-way that runs along the northern edge of Bixby Knolls. The post Suspect arrested for allegedly shooting homeless man to death near railroad tracks appeared first on Long Beach Post .

A man who climbed on top of an occupied bus was taken into custody after a bizarre standoff in downtown Los Angeles early Thursday. Video from the scene, recorded before police arrived, shows a man with a large speaker standing on top of a Foothill Transit bus and shouting at passersby near Figueroa Street and […]

The Department of Homeland Security said more than 10,000 people have been arrested in Los Angeles since immigration raids began in June.

More than 2,300 people who died in Los Angeles County but whose bodies remain unclaimed will be laid to rest Thursday in a common grave during an interfaith ceremony in Boyle Heights that has taken place annually for well over a century. The Ceremony to Commemorate the Unclaimed Dead will...

Sheriff's investigators Thursday were hoping an image of an item seized during the service of a search warrant will ring a bell with someone and help put it back in the hands of its legitimate owner.

Five people have been charged with being unlicensed contractors under the California Business Professions Code, 7028.16.

Los Angeles County filed an environmental lawsuit against oil and gas well operators to compel them to address what lawyers called dangers to human health and the environment.

A year ago, vendors had set up shop across the street from MacArthur Park in Los Angeles. They were dealing drugs and stolen goods from underneath makeshift tables at their stands. Langer’s, the neighborhood’s historic deli, was threatening to leave for good. And assaults in the area were on the...