Minor earthquake rattles Los Angeles area
By Marc Sternfield
Your Morning LA Report
By David Wagner
Things To Do This Week in Los Angeles [6-3-2024 to 6-7-2024]
By Brian Champlin & Christina Champlin
Why did L.A. wait 4½ years after preschooler Alessa Fajardo's death to add safer traffic signals?
By Ryan Fonseca
Water Bills to Increase Starting July 1 as City Council Approves New Rate Structure – Pasadena Now
By Keith Calayag
Where Glenn Howerton, Charlie Day, & Rob McElhenney Drink Whiskey In LA - Los Angeles
By Brennan Carley
LAPD clears protest encampment outside City Hall
By Will Conybeare
Tension, anxiety pervade UCLA after protests and now strike
By Hannah Fry, Grace Toohey & Caroline Petrow-Cohen
LA Anti-Camping Report - Los Angeles
By Nick Gerda
Woman says her friends were bound with zip ties during home invasion robbery in L.A.
By Will Conybeare & Ellina Abovian
With Over 100 Non-Alcoholic Beverages and 3000 Rare Records, 'De La Playa' Opens In Highland Park ~ L.A. TACO
By Javier Cabral
Trader Joe’s to open 8 new stores in Southern California
By Marc Sternfield
Denied again: UC fails a second time to get court order to stop academic workers' strike
By Jaweed Kaleem & Howard Blume
LA animal shelter employee mauled by dog
By Hailey Winslow
Love Of Ohtani Is Bringing Thousands Of Japanese Tourists To New Corners of LA
By Josie Huang
- L.A.’s tourism industry, still trying to rebound from the pandemic, has gotten a gift in the form of Shohei Ohtani.
- Japanese fans have come by the thousands to see the superstar play for his new team, the Dodgers.
- That's creating a surge of interest in Little Tokyo, which has typically been bypassed by tourists.
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BMW smashes into Veggie Grill in Burbank
By Will Conybeare
Mexico Election
By Leslie Berestein Rojas
- Mexico has a new president-elect, Claudia Sheinbaum, the former Mexico City mayor and leftist politician.
- Mexican citizens in L.A. were not able to vote in the election on Sunday because of multiple voting snags.
- This is the first time Mexican citizens living abroad could vote in person.
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Venice Takeout Spot Gjelina Take Away Has Quietly Closed
By Cathy Chaplin
Council takes first step in researching Silas White resolution
By Scott Snowden
With more bears in streets and homes of foothill cities, L.A. county demands action
By Steve Scauzillo
Watch: A serial Lego thief may be on the loose across Southern California
By Helen Jeong & Tracey Leong