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Thousands of protesters took to Southland streets again today to decry police brutality and condemn the in-custody death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, and Los Angeles County imposed another curfew, but pushed it back by three hours.
Two endangered snow leopard cubs born at the Los Angeles Zoo in May will make their first public appearance today. The cubs mark a success in the species survival plan that paired their parents together in 2015.
Tim Russ talks about his role on Voyager, his love of astronomy and whether aliens have been looking back at him through their telescopes
Despite a troubled history, the historic Angels Flight railway in downtown Los Angeles, will be reopened today for the first time in four years. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced in March that the iconic railway would undergo a renovation and reo
Thanks to a recent law that eases sales restrictions, Greenbar Distillery has been able to expand their lineup, turn themselves into a social venue and get customers to plant more than 600,000 trees throughout the Central America rainforests
Los Angeles could miss out on $583 million in revenue if Mayor Eric Garcetti's goal of building 100,000 new units of housing by 2021 is not met, according to a study released today by the UCLA Anderson School of Management.
In the wake of a controversial pardon for convicted ex-Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio, will President Trump also pardon disgraced ex-Los Angeles Sheriff Lee Baca?
Los Angeles is expected to be officially named today host of the 2028 Summer Olympics today following a meeting of the International Olympic Committee in Lima, Peru. The successful bid will be announced an unprecedented 11 years before the actual Olympics
The debate over removal of Confederate statues and memorials has some Californians questioning their own history.
A rally will be held today at the Indio Greyhound bus station to protest border patrol searches of Greyhound passengers, which organizers claim are conducted in violation of the passengers' constitutional rights.
Inglewood Mayor James Butts and an attorney for the city Tuesday lashed out at the owners of the Forum over a lawsuit they filed challenging the city's effort to build an arena to house the Los Angeles Clippers, calling the legal action a "sham."
New oil, gas and mineral exploration and development will be prohibited in the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument under a newly released management plan governing the largest wilderness area in Los Angeles County.
