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Operator of L.A.'s famed La Luz Del Dia fears they may close after more than 6 decades on Olvera Street
A longtime businessman who has operated the famed La Luz Del Dia on L.A.’s Olvera Street, for more than 6 decades, fears he’ll be forced to close soon - and he’s putting some of the blame on the city.
Judge denies Ariana Madix’s bid to dismiss revenge porn claim
Former “Vanderpump Rules” cast member Rachel Leviss won a round in court when a judge denied Ariana Madix’s bid to dismiss the plaintiff’s revenge porn and two other causes of action against her.
Tyrese Gibson, others representing themselves in racial profiling suit
“Fast & Furious” franchise star Tyrese Gibson and two other plaintiffs are now representing themselves in their racial profiling lawsuit filed against Home Depot and a judge has vacated a trial date scheduled for the fall.
Mother arrested in connection with 3-year-old's possible overdose
Police and paramedics responded at about 11:20 p.m. Thursday to a home in the 20000 block of Sherman Way, where Jestice James found her 3-year-old twin boys “unresponsive,” according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
LA28 confirms more venues in L.A., Carson and Long Beach
Following updates to venue plans for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, LA28 officials Friday announced more than a dozen facility assignments that will host sporting events in Los Angeles, Carson and Long Beach.
Family of autistic boy killed by San Bernardino deputies files lawsuit
A lawsuit has been filed against the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department for the death of a 15-year-old autistic boy. KNX News’ reported deputies responded to a family dispute over chores that led to a mental health crisis for Gaynor.
Olympic swimmer Abbey Weitzel notes 'big spike' in women's sports interest
As she prepares for her third summer Olympics, U.S. swimmer Abbey Weitzeil from Santa Clarita said she is reveling in the growth of interest she has witnessed in women’s sports over the years.
Fire at Southern Railroad at Griffith Park extinguished
A maintenance shed at the Griffith Park & Southern Railroad was destroyed by fire Friday in Griffith Park. Los Angeles Fire Department firefighters were called around 2:12 a.m. to 4400 North Crystal Springs Drive.
Can delegates really 'vote their conscience,' as President Biden suggests?
During Thursday’s highly anticipated press conference in Washington, D.C., President Biden said delegates are free to ‘vote their conscience,’ at the party convention in August. But is that how it works?
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