Study of Los Angeles Jewish population begins with Skirball Center event
The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles announced Wednesday a new study looking at the trends of one of the largest Jewish populations in the world.
Thunderstorms, lightning impact people at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena
It was a cold and wet day at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena for many leaving the venue. A strong storm cell developed early Wednesday morning over the Pasadena area, leading to thunderstorms and lightning.
Experts worried consumer spending habits could be clue of recession coming
Are consumers finally fed up with rising inflation prices? Some experts seem to think so based on new insights into spending habits.
What will Long Beach do with its pandemic parklets?
Parklets or parking? That's the question. The Long Beach City Council will vote Tuesday evening whether or not to remove 125 outdoor spaces that were created during the pandemic to keep restaurants open and afloat.
LA health officials monitoring monkeypox, no local cases so far
Los Angeles County health officials said they are closely monitoring developments in an international monkeypox outbreak, but no cases have been found locally or in the state of California as of Saturday.
Suspect surrenders after hours-long standoff on Boyle Heights train tracks
The suspect drove onto nearby railroad tracks as he tried to escape the police.
Car crashes into Perris middle school
The crash happened at the school, 21675 Martin Street, at about 1:14 p.m.