Thursday's shooting was the first reported in the neighborhood in May.
An L.A. Times analysis finds that the LAFD took 75 percent longer on average to respond to medical dispatches in 2011.
The answer may surprise you—and spur you into action the next time you see graffiti.
Officials warn of multi-state scam in which LADWP and SoCal Gas customers are approached and told President Obama will pay their bills.
Woman assaulted on Floristan Avenue; Yosemite Drive resident suffers puncture wounds to neck; possible hit and run on Cedaredge Avenue.
Police are investigating a possible hit and run near Hill Drive.
The suspect allegedly attacked a woman on Floristan Avenue on May 8.
Three men have been arrested for burglaries related to some 50 bicycles across L.A. and beyond.
Recent gang attacks on an offshoot of the Avenues raise concerns that innocent people may become targets in the crossfire.
The alleged assailant’s father tells Patch that his son had been consuming marijuana, possibly along with other drugs.
Five vehicles stolen, two burgled.
Authorities still investigating the theft from a children's medical facility.
William Murphy address crime throughout the district, including a recent surge in gang-related aggravated assaults in Highland Park.
The City Council certainly thinks so—and we wonder what our Neighborhood Council makes of it.
The American Eagle Collective on Colorado and College View will be shut down, an officer says.
Three vehicles stolen, a handgun fired.
Patch rounds up assessments of how much things have changed in the 20 years since the worst civil unrest in American history.
Twitter feed reconstructs 'Real Time L.A. Riots'
Police said the victim is not a gang member.
Gang unit detective recalls the 1992 unrest.
A notorious predator from 1995 may again be targeting girls and women walking alone.
Day One of the upheaval, as recorded by the Los Angeles Times.
Four property crimes, the brandishing of a knife—and a case of sex without consent.
The nation’s third-largest police force has come a long way since the urban upheaval of 1992.
Two stolen vehicles, four thefts.
L.A. would save nearly $3 million a year if officers who guard such public sites as libraries, parks and the L.A. Zoo are folded into the LAPD, City Administrative Officer Santana says.
What lessons have we learned as Angelenos from the worst rioting in recent memory?
A morning rush hour accident sent a woman to the hospital and tied up traffic for miles on the Arroyo Seco Parkway.
A bear was recently tranquilized in Montrose and repeatedly spotted in La Crescenta. Here are eight life-saving tips to deal with bears on the loose or in the wild.
The murder of two students from China shakes up Trojans.
Fatal shooting renews concerns about the neighborhood's safety.
Northeast Division Sex Crimes Unit is talking to the D.A. about future course of action.
Yes, argues L.A. mayoral candidate Austin Beutner
Nine crimes since March 28, including a reported rape on Vincent Avenue.
Can Eagle Rock expect a spike in its homeless population?
Police believe the deceased may have been homeless.
An independent report on November's windstorms highlights multiple areas where the utility can improve, suggesting it could have had power restored as much as two days sooner than it did.
Church and city leaders ask people to work together to end violence.
Appellant Rostislav Shnayder was jailed for four years in 2010 for vehicular manslaughter.
Four burglaries, three thefts, two vehicles stolen.