Yellow Lamborghini getaway car leads to quick arrest of violent robbery suspects
The hard-to-miss vehicle was spotted by police 30 minutes after an assault and robbery in L.A.’s Fairfax District.
Will Southern California’s wet weather soon come to an end?
The final round of rain for the week is expected to deliver between a tenth and quarter of an inch of rain along the coast and valleys. But don’t put umbrellas away yet.
With L.A.’s mayor facing a recall threat, her supporters go after billionaires
Supporters of Mayor Karen Bass have begun ramping up their defense of her, warning that right-wing billionaires are ‘coming for L.A.’
Woman home again with ailing daughter after ICE arrest in El Monte
A judge agreed to allow Yolanda Perez, who was arrested by ICE, to be released on bond. The El Monte woman is the primary caregiver for her ailing daughter.
Padilla, Schiff to vote against GOP’s stopgap budget measure as possible shutdown looms
California Democratic Sens. Alex Padilla and Adam Schiff say they will vote against a budget measure aimed at funding the federal government through Sept. 30.
Cost of undocumented healthcare in California is billions over estimates, pressuring Democrats to consider cuts
In California, Gov. Gavin Newsom and Democrats in the state Legislature are under pressure to scale back the expansion of state-sponsored healthcare coverage for undocumented immigrants with the cost of the program more the $3 billion over budget.
‘Like a big old bomb’: Damaging tornado travels a mile through Pico Rivera
Residents along Glencannon Drive were expecting rain. But instead they got a tornado that downed trees and damaged several homes.
California joins 19 Democratic states in suit to stop massive Education Department layoffs
California and other Democratic states allege Trump’s cuts amount to an illegal shutdown of the Education Department’s crucial, congressionally-mandated work, including protecting civil rights.
L.A.’s big winter storm brings evacuation warnings, rescues and a tornado
A major storm continued to wallop much of Southern California on Thursday morning, bringing evacuation warnings, fears of mudslides and heavy mountain snow.
Water officials knew that opening dams to meet Trump’s wishes was ill-advised. Here’s why it happened anyway
A memo from an Army Corps of Engineers officer shows water managers and lawmakers pushed back against the Trump administration’s plan to dump water from two California dams.