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The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority is meeting today to vote on options for expanding the 710 South Corridor Project, which will have an impact on several Southeast Los Angeles cities. Residents say displacement, relocation, pollu
Riverside County sheriff's officials are slated today to disclose more details about a couple suspected of imprisoning their 13 children, several of whom are adults, inside a Perris house where they were allegedly starved and forced to endure other abuse.
Val Zavala was honored by the Los Angeles City Council at City Hall on Tuesday, declaring February 13 as “Val Zavala Day” in the City of Angels.
Immigration agents this week arrested 212 people for violating federal immigration laws and served 122 "notices of inspection" to various businesses in the Los Angeles area, it was reported Friday.
There is more evidence green does a brain good. School aged children who have long term exposure to green space are less distracted and experience improved memory, according a recently published study co-authored by UCLA researchers.
A Perris couple accused of holding their 13 children captive in inhumane conditions each face up to 94 years to life in prison if convicted.
An actor known for being the voice behind the Cheetos Chester Cheetah mascot and his wife reached a tentative settlement of claims they filed against the city of Los Angeles.
Inglewood city officials were secretly negotiating an agreement to build an arena for the Clippers basketball team for months before giving a carefully guarded notice to the public, according to newly released documents.
On October 15, 2016 Nancy Paulikas, a 55-year-old resident of Manhattan Beach, visited Los Angeles County Museum of Art with her husband when she disappeared and hasn't been seen since.
Take a look at the videos you'll only see on Season 8 of SoCal Connected.
Val Zavala, anchor, producer and award-winning journalist, of KCET’s “SoCal Connected” is retiring after three decades of covering Los Angeles.
Los Angeles is the wage theft capital of the U.S.. Read our investigation into the companies accused of stealing from their workers.
