National Guard in LA: Why is Newsom suing the Trump administration?

As anti-ICE protests continue in LA, President Trump deployed 4,000 National Guard troops—without approval from Gov. Newsom, sparking legal action and political outrage.

Pentagon deploys 700 Marines, more National Guard to LA amid ICE protests

The move comes after President Donald Trump over the weekend sent the federal National Guard to LA to deter anti-ICE protests in Southern California.

Criminal investigation opened in rape and sexual assault allegations against Smokey Robinson

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said Thursday that it has opened a criminal investigation into rape and sexual assault allegations against Motown music luminary Smokey Robinson.

SFPD Chief Bill Scott tapped as head of LA Metro police force

After announcing his resignation in San Francisco, Scott is set to become the inaugural chief of the police department at LA Metro.

$20 'distraction scam' on the rise in grocery store parking lots: What you need to know

More victims are coming forward, saying they've lost thousands due to the "$20 distraction scam," a con that’s been playing out in some SoCal grocery store parking lots.

Convicted rapist killed by another inmate at California prison

Staff at the LA County prison saw 30-year-old Kenneth M. Wilson attacking Renee A. Rodriguez, 51, in the dayroom at about 7:15 p.m. Sunday.

Alijah Arenas, son of Gilbert Arenas, seriously injured in LA car crash: reports

Alijah Arenas, son of former NBA All-Star guard Gilbert Arenas, was seriously injured in a crash in Los Angeles early Thursday morning, according to multiple reports. 

Shannon Sharpe calls $50 million rape lawsuit filed by ex-girlfriend 'a shakedown'

Shannon Sharpe is facing a $50 million lawsuit from his ex-girlfriend, "Jane Doe," who accuses him of rape and other offenses during their relationship.

Big changes ahead for FIDM amid merger with ASU

Los Angeles has its own grip on the fashion industry and now, there are major changes coming to the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising.

Starbucks ordered to pay $50 million after hot tea spilled onto man's lap, causing 3rd degree burns

According to an attorney with Trial Lawyers for Justice, an unsecured 180+ degrees hot tea fell onto the lap of Michael Garcia at a Starbucks drive-through in Los Angeles on Feb. 8, 2020.