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A former appraiser was in court Friday on fraud charges for campaign contributions for County Assessor John Noguez. More »Appraiser arraigned in County Assessor probe

Many Southern Californians are hitting the road for Memorial Day weekend despite record-high gas prices. More »Memorial Day travel: Many Southern Californians driving despite high gas prices

A man was arrested after he allegedly pointed a laser at a Pasadena police helicopter while an officer was mid-flight. More »Pasadena officer struck by laser mid-flight; Suspect arrested

A local neighborhood program is helping dozens of students graduating from high school go on to college. More »Exposition Park program guides students to colleges

Visitors can enjoy beautiful terrain in Big Tujunga Canyon that was scorched during the Station Fire. More »Big Tujunga Canyon area of Angeles National Forest reopens in time for holiday weekend

A San Gabriel man was arrested for allegedly pointing a laser at a police helicopter, injuring a Pasadena officer. More »Helicopter laser attack injures Pasadena officer

Locking gates are coming to L.A.'s Metro stations, forcing cheating riders to start buying tickets or just stop riding. More »LA Metro ticket honor system coming to end

A two-story house that was under construction burst into flames on Crewe Street in Van Nuys Thursday night. More »Van Nuys home under construction catches on fire

The second part of Carmageddon reportedly has been delayed until August or September due to unexpected utility work. More »'Carmageddon 2' delayed due to unexpected work, lawsuits - report says

Great news for nature lovers! The Forest Service is reopening several hiking trails in the Angeles National Forest. More »Angeles National Forest hiking trails reopen

L.A. police want to review recorded dialogue between a Manson family member and his lawyer to aid unsolved murder cases. More »Manson family recording requested by LAPD

A water main break caused flooding near the intersection Bonsallo Avenue and 59th Street in South Los Angeles on Friday. More »Water main break floods South LA streets

A Palmdale woman was arrested Thursday after allegedly trying to drown her 6-year-old son in a swimming pool. More »Mom tries to drown son, 6, in Palmdale swimming pool, witnesses say

Los Angeles police said a man wanted in connection to a love-triangle murder 27 years ago has been arrested. More »Los Angeles murder suspect arrested after 27 years on lam

Wendy Parks from a local Ralphs is our latest Pay It Forward participant, and she told us about an employee in need. More »Boss gives employee with dying mother $500

In a show of support for same-sex marriage, popular gay bar The Abbey is shutting its doors to bachelorette parties. More »The Abbey puts ban on bachelorette parties

A federal judge in LA ruled the mother of a serial arson suspect should be extradited to Germany to face fraud charges. More »LA judge wants Harry Burkhart's mother extradited

A major drug bust in Rancho Dominguez yielded an estimated $10 million in marijuana from a warehouse. More »Estimated $10M in pot seized in Rancho Dominguez bust

There's a congressional battle underway in the San Fernando Valley between two long time representatives. More »It's Sherman versus Berman in 30th congressional district

A doctor at UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine accuses the university of discrimination, racism and retaliation. More »UCLA doctor accuses university of racism, harassment

LA County transportation officials voted Thursday to run the Purple Line underneath Beverly Hills High School. More »Purple Line approved for tunneling under Beverly Hills High

A new report says nine out of California's 10 most polluted beaches are in Los Angeles and Orange counties. More »California's most polluted beaches in LA, OC - New report

Many pilots say they make some very difficult adjustments. Some of them are living part-time in a parking lot. More »Pilots sleep in LAX lots as United Airlines contract negotiations continue