One of Earth’s oldest known plants takes center stage in California development battle
The Jurupa Valley City Planning Commission has requested further study on a development that potentially threatens one of the oldest plants in the world.
Summer airline travelers expect to face a Fourth of July holiday crush. LAX among the busiest
TSA said it anticipated screening more than 28 million passengers between Friday and Monday, July 8. That would mark a 5.4% increase in traffic over last year.
How will Supreme Court ruling on homeless camps affect California? Cities across state weigh in
While Gov. Newsom and others welcomed the Supreme Court ruling on homeless camps, the controversial topic has divided more moderate Democrats from progressives.
L.A. drivers who ditch their cars can get $1,000 from Uber
The idea behind the five-week program is to show drivers that they can get around using alternative methods of transportation.
2 U.S. Navy sailors among motorcyclists killed in chain-reaction crash on 5 Freeway
Two motorcyclists killed in a fiery chain-reaction crash on Interstate 5 near Camp Pendleton on Thursday morning were active-duty sailors, the U.S. Navy confirmed Friday.
For the first time since 2018, homeless count finds fewer people living on L.A. streets
The 2024 homeless count found the number of people living on Los Angeles city and county streets declined after five years of increases.
Major heat wave expected to broil much of California over Fourth of July week
Forecasters are warning of a major heat wave next week that will bring triple-digit temperatures to most of inland California.
4 dead, 2 hospitalized, cars demolished in crash following DUI pursuit in Upland
A deputy in Rancho Cucamonga tried to pull over a DUI suspect who refused to stop, starting a car chase that led into Upland and ended with the deadly collision.
Could L.A. enforce antimasking laws for protesters? Experts weigh in
A protest that turned violent outside an L.A. synagogue last week has sparked discussion: Can antimasking rules be enforced at public demonstrations?
San Clemente nixes a July 4 tradition of racing office chairs, sofas, surfboards down a steep street
San Clemente is hosting a Fourth of July celebration on the same streets as the annual unpermitted office chair race, displacing the event which has been held annually since 2005.