Despite protests and objections since the announcement that Billy and Tina would be transferred from the Los Angeles Zoo to the Tulsa Zoo, the aging elephants have arrived in Oklahoma.

Sen. Adam Schiff is urging Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to reinstate the earthquake retrofit funds, which would’ve been used to strengthen as many as 1,500 apartment buildings.

A California state senator cited on suspicion of DUI following a car crash in Sacramento has forcefully denied the allegation — saying she has been “falsely accused.”

One Echo Park neighborhood is fed up with the constant traffic that a ghost kitchen has added on their block.

Public school enrollment for the current school year totaled 5,806,221 students, a decrease of 31,469 or 0.54% from the prior year, according to the California Department of Education.

Edison International leaders misled its investors about the effectiveness of its efforts to reduce the risk of wildfire in the months and years before the devastating Eaton fire, according to a shareholder lawsuit.

Prosecutors say the children suffered daily beatings, were deprived of food and were choked to the point of passing out.

Sable Offshore Corp. has restarted offshore oil production 10 years after the operation was shuttered following a major oil spill along Santa Barbara’s coast.

The L.A. County District Attorney’s Office alleges Robert Barreras “took advantage of a position of trust and confidence” to commit the murder of Karen Lee Barreras, according to the criminal complaint.

An otherwise ordinary commercial building at the corner of 11th and Main streets in downtown Los Angeles captured the attention of Los Angeles officials recently for blasting ‘Baby Shark’ to deter homeless people.