Investigators in Hollywood are seeking additional victims of a suspect who allegedly stole money through a property rental scam.
The suspect, Johnny Ray Gasca, allegedly advertised rooms for rent...
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Investigators arrested a 54-year-old man who allegedly committed 21 burglaries in Koreatown from February 2017 through Aug. 16, when he was taken into custody.
Det. Michael Lorenz, with the LAPD’s...
West Hollywood has launched “Summer of Sustainability” in order to inspire local residents to take steps to go green.
As temperatures, utility and gas prices rise, the city’s Long Range Planning...
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti highlighted Cedars-Sinai’s groundwater conservation program, calling it an example of innovative conservation as the city seeks to reduce water consumption.
The...
This fall, celebrate the 13th birthday of Little Bar on La Brea Avenue.
Over a decade ago when Angelo Vacco first opened Little Bar, La Brea Avenue south of Wilshire Boulevard didn’t have too much...
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has identified three additional suspect cases of botulism associated with the use of black tar heroin.
This is in addition to the three cases previously...
August marked 98 years since the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified and adopted, giving women the right to vote. To celebrate this anniversary, the California State Archives has launched...
Test drive the newest electric vehicles on the road at the eighth annual Los Angeles National Drive Electric Week Ride-n-Drive event, Charge Up LA! at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power’s...
The Beverly Hills Unified School District’s Board of Education issued an update to the district’s policy of using public safety cameras for campus safety during its Aug. 28 meeting.
Cameras...
Native American rock group Redbone will headline a grand finale concert to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day, a day-long celebration on Oct. 8 at Grand Park that will shine the spotlight on the culture...
California Secretary of State Alex Padilla sent a letter to the state’s political party chairpersons to remind them, their party and their party’s candidates to be alert and take proactive steps to reduce...
Rodeo Road, from Jefferson Boulevard to Arlington Avenue in the city of Los Angeles, will be renamed Obama Boulevard in honor of the former president of the U.S.
A motion by City Council President Herb...
Tyler Okeke was sworn in as the new student board member of the Los Angeles Unified School District’s Board of Education.
“When I sit down at this dais, I don’t want you to see Tyler Okeke,...
West Hollywood has installed “A Mecca of Bold, Retold,” a 140-foot-long temporary mural by Aaron Glasson highlighting some of the historic figures and significant events in the city’s history.
The...
Local students received free school supplies, haircuts and dental inspections, and took part in a karate class at the Hollywood Family Resources Fair on Aug. 25.
GIFT, a nonprofit that provides...
Los Angeles City Councilman Mitch O’Farrell, 13th District, introduced a motion on Tuesday for a temporary emergency shelter to house homeless individuals on Schrader Boulevard in Hollywood.
The...
An Orchard Supply Hardware store at 415 S. La Brea Ave. and a Kmart store at 6310 W. Third St. will close within months, the stores’ respective owners, Lowe’s Companies and Sears Holdings Corp., announced.
Lowe’s...
Construction of a Target store at Sunset Boulevard and Western Avenue may soon resume after the California State Court of Appeals overturned a decision that halted work on the store four years ago.
The...
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