Judge orders state to give South L.A. students their classes back
A senior at Jefferson High School was stuck in a ninth-grade class for eight weeks.
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LAPD, Autism Society of Los Angeles team up for awareness and prevention
More than 100 Los Angeles Police Department officers and Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputies participated in Mission Possible on Thursday,...
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Affordable housing group celebrates opening of new project
Congressman Xavier Becerra, Los Angeles City Councilman Jose Huizar and District 2 County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas were among the speakers...
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New York investors show interest in downtown LA
Once just a collection of office buildings otherwise ignored by the rest of Los Angeles, Downtown L.A. is transforming into...
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LA City Council introduces minimum wage proposal
Today the L.A. City Council was supposed to introduce a new proposal about minimum wage, but they didn't.
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Wal-Mart cuts health insurance for some part-time workers
Wal-mart joins other retail stores like Target and Home deopt by implenting the same health insurance policy.
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Automatic passport kiosks at LAX reduce wait times, heighten security
New automated passport kiosks promise to change the way international travelers experience LAX.
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Teenagers' driving abilities questioned in light of recent fatal car crash
Jose Polanco has been a driving instructor at Abel's Driving School in Los Angeles for eight years. He tells us...
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NBA announces new deal with ESPN and Turner Sports
A big pay-day is on the way for the NBA
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L.A. City Attorney pushes new crackdown on swap meets selling illegal prescription drugs
Find out how swap meets are becoming a hot bed for something other than cars.
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