Family and friends of the late Johnny Wactor march in downtown Los Angeles
Wactor's friend, Micah Parker, said the goal of Wednesday's march is to raise awareness and shine a light on the killing of the late actor.
TreePeople volunteers work to restore fire-scarred Angeles National Forest
"Our goal is to transition a space from a degraded habitat to a functioning habitat," Alyssa Walker of TreePeople said.
Los Angeles City Council votes to end COVID-19 vaccination policy for city employees
City workers who left or were terminated due to the vaccination policy can reapply for their positions.
South Los Angeles pastor and civil rights icon, Rev. James Lawson Jr., dies at 95
Lawson served as pastor at Holman United Methodist Church from 1974 to his retirement in 1999.
Elderly man dies in Hyde Park house fire, wife escapes
It took 43 firefighters 14 minutes to put out the fire in the single-story home, which didn't have smoke alarms.
Rebecca Grossman sentenced to 15 years to life for crash that killed two brothers
Rebecca Grossman was sentenced Monday to 15 years to life for the 2020 deaths of two young brothers.
Judge orders University of California academic workers to pause strikes
"We are extremely grateful for a pause in this strike so our students can complete their academic studies," Melissa Matella, UC associate vice president for Systemwide Labor Relations said.
Snoopy bridge in Tarzana is celebrated with restored Peanuts character art panels
The 1971-built pedestrian bridge is unofficially and affectionately named the Snoopy bridge because of its 12 painted metal panels of Peanuts characters, donated and signed by Charles Schulz.
3-strike felon who robbed a Rancho Cucamonga jewelry store sentenced to 50 years to life
On Oct. 15, 2022, Christopher Lamar entered the jewelry store wearing a security guard vest and armed with a handgun, yelling "this is an attack."
Semi-trucks restricted from using Carbon Canyon Road to improve safety
The Chino Hills City Council approved restricting trucks with more than four axles from traveling along Carbon Canyon Road, a narrow S-curved highway.
Studio City man arrested for video production stunt of shooting fireworks from helicopter
Federal prosecutors announced the arrest of Suk Min Choi, 24, "Alex Choi," Thursday, charging him with one count of causing the placement of an explosive or incendiary device on an aircraft.
Radio great Richard Blade honored with Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony
The Blade helped to usher in the new era of alternative music on the Rock of the 80s, also known as The World Famous KROQ.
California Lottery asks for $2.9 million Mega Millions winner to claim prize before expiration
The ticket for the December 12, 2023 drawing came from the SK gas station at 11280 National Boulevard.
Los Feliz home of Paul Reubens, who portrayed Pee-wee Herman, for sale at $5M
Best known for his portrayal as Pee-wee Herman, Paul Reubens died at 70 in 2023, of cancer. His 1957-built, midcentury, modest home is on the market for the first time in 40 years, according to the listing agent.
Police investigate man found dead in MacArthur Park lake
While investigating, police discovered surveillance video of two men pushing the body into the lake. He was declared dead at the scene.