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Broxton Plaza Hosts Free Summer Screenings and Pre-Show Activities.

Westwood Village is bringing back its outdoor movie series this summer, offering free weekend screenings at Broxton Plaza.

The “Cinema Under the Stars” series kicks off Saturday, July 25, with a screening of “Zootopia 2.” Pre-show festivities run from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., fea...


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The deputy also worked as a private security guard for the Beverly Hills “crypto godfather” Adam Iza.

Federal prison time lies ahead for a former Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy who weaponized his badge to help a wealthy private client track down her estranged husband.

U.S. District Judge Percy Anderson sentenced David Anthony Rodrigu...


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Checkpoints and extra patrols aim to curb crashes in high-risk corridors.

Drivers in several Los Angeles neighborhoods will encounter increased traffic enforcement this week as police launch a series of sobriety checkpoints and targeted patrols designed to curb impaired driving.

The Los Angeles Police Department announced that saturation p...


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Twelve states, led by California, win emergency order blocking buyout.

Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery must temporarily pause their proposed $81 billion entertainment merger following a ruling handed down Monday by a federal court.

U.S. District Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín granted a temporary restraining order brought by a 12-state ...


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West Hollywood streets remain blocked following last week’s massive flood.

Around-the-clock repair efforts will stretch into the next week as utility crews work to stabilize a fractured transmission line that released 17 million gallons of water onto the Sunset Strip, officials announced.

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (


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