Leonard Nimoy, who immortalized the character Spock on Star Trek, died today in his Bel Air home.
Stan Chambers, a pioneer of broadcast journalism and longtime Los Angeles reporter, died today.
With more training for social workers and other reforms, 32 children in LA County were abused to death in 2014 compared to 61 in 2013.
A flag ceremony will be held for Los Angeles County Lifeguard Brian Kutil, a former Santa Monica lifeguard who died while training.
Beauty queen, musician, politician and activist against anti-Semitism, Bess Meyerson lived a storied life.
Phil Stern shot some of the nation's most iconic images chronicling WWII, the Depression and the golden eras of Camelot and Hollywood.
The county will bury 1,489 people whose bodies went unclaimed in the last two years.
Sample's music transcended genres and defied easy labels. He was 75 and had a home in Santa Monica.
West Coast Care is asking for donations in the name of Janet Watson, who was hit by a truck on Friday.
He died Sunday in a Denver-area nursing home from complications of Alzheimer’s disease. He was 84.
Santa Monica Doctor Donald. L. Morton, formerly of Pacific Palisades passed away Jan. 10 of heart failure.
The organization that Winkler worked for - Save a Child's Heart - posted a message on its Facebook page, Friday.
Post, best known for his work with Clint Eastwood, died at UCLA Medical Center in Santa Monica on Tuesday.
The Santa Monica-born actress was best known for her leading role in the forward-looking TV sitcom, "One Day at a Time."
Howser, 67, died early Monday at his home in Palm Springs. He featured Santa Monica Seafood and the original Hot Dog on a Stick at Santa Monica Beach on his shows.
McTaggart was a licensed therapist, specializing in work with adolescents and their families. She worked for more than 15 years as a community partnership coordinator at the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District.
A psychologist with an independent streak, Toby Green is remembered for helping change perceptions of gay and transgendered people at Santa Monica College.
The 21-year-old Santa Monica College student, an aspiring music producer, died March 12. His family and friends remember him as upbeat and ambitious.
William Smerling, a devoted family man who spent his life working long days, was finally starting to check things off his bucket list before his death last summer.