Television Academy Foundation Launches Production Assistant Training Program With Best Buy Investment

First Program For High School Students Debuts At Best Buy Teen Tech Centers in Boyle Heights and Long Beach

Serial Peeper Charged After Looking In Woman's Window: LA Police

The victim had been trying on a Halloween costume when a floodlight came on outside, she told KTLA.

Woman Admits Faking ICE Kidnapping That Sparked Public Outcry In LA: DOJ

Prosecutors say the woman hid in Bakersfield while community organizers demanded her release.

Trump Administration Loses Emergency Bid Over 20K California Ballots — For Now

The dispute over roughly 20,000 voters flagged by federal officials now returns to a Los Angeles courtroom Tuesday.

Rick Caruso Reveals Who He's Voting For In LA Mayor Race

Rick Caruso, who lost the 2022 mayoral election to Karen Bass, has revealed his choice in her closely watched re-election race.

$1M In Stolen Shoes, Backpacks Recovered In LA Cargo Theft Bust: Police

Detectives recovered 35 pallets of stolen merchandise, including popular sneaker brands, during a search of a Los Angeles business.

Overnight 405 Freeway Lane, Ramp Closures To Delay Traffic This Week

Here’s when the worst closures are expected and what drivers can do to avoid getting caught in the backups.

Major Overnight Closures To Impact 101, 170, 134 Freeways In San Fernando Valley This Week

Overnight closures on the 101, 170 and 134 freeways could make getting around the San Fernando Valley difficult this week.

Walter Koenig, Of 'Star Trek' Fame, Dead At 90

The actor, who helped bring one of television's most iconic science fiction franchises to life, died Monday at his home.

Body Found By Disneyland Entrance | Record King Tides | Driver Plows Into Halloween Riders: SoCal In-Brief

Took a break from the news? Worry not. We've rounded up some of the stories you missed in SoCal on Saturday and Sunday.

What Is Legal Funding and Is It Available in Your State?

Understanding the agreement, potential cost and applicable state rules can help a plaintiff decide if legal funding fits their circumstances

James Jordan Middle School Named No. 1 Charter Middle School in Reseda

JJMS ranks in the top 7% of all California public middle schools in new U.S. News & World Report rankings

Orange County School of the Arts Named No. 1 Middle School in Santa Ana

OCSA ranks in the top 0.9% of California public middle schools and No. 11 among the state’s charter middle schools.

Coastal Flood Advisory Issued In Southland Beaches, Forecasters Warn Of Record High Tides

High tides between 7.5 and 8 feet are expected during the morning hours Sunday through Thursday over all coastal areas.

Four Arrested Following Chase, Officer-Involved Shooting

Four men were arrested and two rifles and a handgun were recovered after a shooting involving police near Watts, police said.

1 Killed In Fiery, Single-Vehicle Crash Near LAX

The body was found inside a burned-out car, and the victim was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.

Assault With A Deadly Weapon Suspect Barricaded In Paramount

Authorities cleared the home Saturday morning but did not find the suspect.

66-Year-Old Man Killed By Hit-And-Run In South LA

Police are searching for the driver of a gray four-door sedan that fatally struck a 66-year-old pedestrian in South Los Angeles.

Woman In Fatal Crash Viewed Porn While Driving: PD | Actor Dies | Teens Save Climber | Terror Plot: CA News

Woman Becomes First To Swim Entire CA Coast | Deputy Saves Unconscious Cat From Fire | Makeup Heir Serial Rapist Freed | Amazon Hiring 2,400

‘Romeo and Juliet: Time Enough for Love’

Open Fist Theatre Company puts a new twist on Shakespeare’s eternal classic

5-Month Summers, Hotter Days, 5K More Wildfire Deaths: Severe CA Climate Change Arriving Faster Than Forecast

A new state climate report warns California could face longer summers, deadlier wildfire smoke, and rising flood risks sooner than expected.

LA's Closest Ski Resort For Sale After Plans For Exclusive Mountain Club Fall Apart: Report

A group planned to turn the resort into a private ski destination with helicopter access.

Original Pantry Cafe Sets Reopening Date After Bitter Dispute: Report

The century-old diner will reopen under new ownership after a 20-month closure.

5 LA County Elementary Schools Among Best In CA: New Ranking

Five elementary schools in Los Angeles County were ranked among the 25 best in California.

Girl, 15, Shot Dead By 20-Year-Old Boyfriend Who Then Shoots Himself: LASD

Authorities described the pair as having been in a "dating" relationship.

2 Takes On Surveillance At City Hall | Bass' Plan For High DWP Bills | Ballot Fight: LA Government This Week

Also: The mayor's race pits powerful endorsements against grassroots energy, while hate crimes climb in the Valley and Westside.

'Clayface' Review: A Body-Horror Origin Story More Invested In The Monster Than The Man

James Watkins reimagines a Batman villain through body horror, crafting a bold exploration of identity, self-worth and self-destruction.

Tipsters To Split $100K Reward In Ambush Shooting Of 2 LA County Deputies

Two witnesses who provided key information in the 2020 attack will split the reward, with one receiving $90,000.

More Roving Cameras Are Coming To LA Streets To Enforce Bus Lanes

Camera enforcement has already flagged nearly 300,000 potential violations in LA and generated $21 million in gross revenue.

On-Location Filming Drops 4.8% In LA County Despite Tax Credit Gains

"Production remains far below where LA needs it to be, and crews and businesses across the region are feeling it," an official said.

LA Looks To Replace Flimsy Bike-Lane Bollards With Concrete Barriers

LA has more than 90 miles of protected bike lanes, most of them separated from traffic plastic bollards meant to be temporary.

Privacy Concerns Threaten LAPD Plan For License Plate Cameras On Streetlights

A City Council committee voted to oppose the three-month pilot, citing concerns over privacy, data access and oversight.

First LA Hearing In Fight Over 20K CA Ballots Expected Next Week

The hearing will center on a federal bid to sequester ballots from voters flagged as possible noncitizens.

Judge Tosses Racial, Age Discrimination Suit Against LA County Sheriff’s Department

The longtime LASD employee alleged she was demoted because of her race and age after complaints about her handling of jail inmates.

Los Angeles City College Professor Selected for Alex Trebek Legacy Fellowship

Jen Vaughn Selected By Television Academy Foundation To Attend Media Educators Conference

LA Animal Shelters Overcrowded, Understaffed And Struggling To Care For Animals: Audit

The report says LA Animal Services lacks enough staff to meet basic care needs and is operating beyond shelter capacity.

Thousands Of CA State Workers Walk Out In Union’s First-Ever Strike

State workers picketed in downtown Los Angeles as part of the union’s first-ever strike over pay, health care and telework policies.

Metro Renames DTLA Station For Formerly Enslaved LA Pioneer

Born into slavery, Biddy Mason won her freedom in Los Angeles before becoming one of the city’s first Black women to own property.

Text ‘HATE’: LA County Launches New Reporting Tool For Hate-Crime Incidents

The new service lets residents report hate, bias and discrimination by text, with anonymous reporting and multilingual assistance available.

Fire Survivors Press CA Insurance Commissioner Candidates Over Toxic Home Testing

Fire survivors are pressing the candidates to commit to forcing insurers to test and remediate smoke-contaminated homes.