Silver fire in Inyo and Mono counties scorches 1,250 acres and is still 0% contained
The Silver fire in Inyo and Mono counties continued to burn Monday morning, scorching 1,250 acres and spurring evacuations.
Lamborghini driver flees after fatal hit-and-run crash in Hancock Park
The wreck left the vehicles mangled in the road with one resting slightly on top of a boulder with its rear and passenger side crumpled.
As children are pulled into immigration court, many must fend for themselves
Unaccompanied minors face a new reality under the Trump administration as they lose avenues to legal representation and fears grow about expediting removals.
Will Trump kill programs that help drug users? L.A. harm reduction groups await fate
Programs that offer services to support drug users and decrease overdose deaths worry the Trump administration’s sweeping federal overhaul will have far-reaching ramifications for their work.
First layers of soil to be laid on 101 Freeway wildlife crossing, the world’s largest
The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing will allow mountain lions, bobcats and other wildlife to travel between the Simi Hills and the Santa Monica Mountains over a 10-lane freeway.
Winds hamper crews battling fast-moving Silver fire in Inyo, Mono counties
A vegetation fire was threatening structures in Inyo and Mono counties on Sunday evening, spurring mandatory evacuations in a portion of Mono County.
Did you buy a lottery ticket in Anaheim? You may now be a multimillionaire
A single ticket recently sold at the convenience store matches all 5 numbers and the Powerball from Saturday’s drawing, the California Lottery announced.
Comedian Paul Rodriguez arrested, accused of narcotics possession in Burbank
Comedian Paul Rodriguez was arrested after police allegedly found narcotics in his vehicle Friday night in Burbank.
The body of missing LAFD firefighter Connor J. Lees has been found
The body of missing firefighter Connor Lees was found in Long Beach, four months after he went missing during a recreational dive.
California-Mexico border, once overwhelmed, now nearly empty
Trump’s immigration crackdown has slowed migrant crossings to a near halt. Humanitarian aid groups, with few people to serve, are closing down operations at the border.