Parolee accused of killing Lake Elsinore Walmart employee pleads not guilty
In the early morning of Aug. 5, Lonnie Hinton allegedly confronted Jessica Morales inside the Supercenter, pulled a knife and stabbed her, for seemingly no reason.
Intuit Dome's opening night technology glitch led to Bruno Mars concert delay
The problem Thursday night was the facial recognition system at the Inglewood arena wasn't working. This led to concert goers piling up outside the venue, waiting to get in
Tarzana hit-and-run driver that killed comedian Perry Kurtz is in custody
Comedian Perry Kurtz, who was enjoying his Thursday evening routine of comedy and karaoke, was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver while crossing a street.
4 people arrested in shooting death of "General Hospital" actor Johnny Wactor
The former "General Hospital," 37, star was fatally shot in May in downtown Los Angeles. He had just finished his bartending shift and was walking to his car.
North America's first zero-emission passenger train comes to San Bernardino County
The Zero Emission Multiple Unit train, called ZEMU, is the first of its kind in North America, using hybrid hydrogen and battery technology to power the train.
Victim shot in a Sunland Jack in the Box restroom, suspect arrested
Around 10:30 a.m., police surrounded the liquor store on Foothill Boulevard, where the suspect was holed up inside. He was taken into custody a short time later.
Homerun baseball caught by fan at Dodger Stadium could fetch $200,000 at auction
While it may look like any other baseball, this one made the record books as Shohei Ohtani's 176th career home-run ball.
Simi Valley Poltergeist house is for sale, "without the ghostly antics"
Realtor Lauren Murdock is listing the 1979-built home for $1,174,999 and says its ready to welcome a new family, "without the ghostly antics."
Long Beach to expand homelessness response, using anti-camping laws when necessary
Deputy City Manager Teresa Chandler wrote in an August 12 memorandum that Long Beach will enforce anti-camping ordinances as an additional tool -- noting that the citations alone will not solve or reduce overall rates of homelessness.
Friends and family of the late Johnny Wactor call for justice and improved safety in Los Angeles
Wactor's friend Micah Parker pleaded for the public's help to identify the late actor's killers as he put city leadership in the hot seat. "Mayor Bass, we have a problem. Stop ignoring it."
Anti-war protesters cause traffic delay in West Los Angeles as they march onto 405 Freeway
The freeway, north of Venice Boulevard, was briefly shut down around 9 a.m. before California Highway Patrol officers responded to the scene and rounded up the group.
Kamala Harris' running mate, Tim Walz, campaigns solo in Los Angeles and Orange County
A fundraiser in Newport Beach will kick off a series of five fundraisers for the Harris-Walz ticket in five states.
A Canoga Park high-end shoe store and computer shop hit by thieves, 1 arrested
The store's surveillance footage showed a white van with the two suspects, but owner David Far believes the thieves jammed the Wi-Fi signal to interrupt the security camera signal.
Vince Vaughn honored with star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
At Monday's ceremony, Vince Vaughn was joined by his wife and children, his parents and other family members and said he was "Very grateful to be included in this."
LAUSD students are back to school with street safety measures in place and a cell phone ban
The new year brings city partnerships for enhanced student safety, a new student cell phone policy, and plans for campus improvements.