Police stood watch outside Saticoy Elementary School in North Hollywood as parents protested a Pride Day assembly.

Data and financial support are among the major resources necessary to appropriately prepare for public health threats, officials told HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra in Long Beach.

The family of Banko Brown has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Walgreens and a security guard who fatally shot Brown in April in San Francisco.

California lawmakers introduced bills this year to strengthen rules against high rents and evictions. Landlords and realtors are fighting back.

The unity of two long-neglected communities during trying times is a reminder of what we desperately need in Los Angeles.

One in 10 people infected with the coronavirus during the Omicron era suffered from long COVID, indicating the syndrome responsible for a host of symptoms remains a notable threat.

Eighty-one years after California incarcerated its first 'ward,' the state's notoriously grim youth prison system is shutting down. But will young offenders fare any better in county lockups?

Voters across party lines say people paid to gather signatures should be required to sign a statement that they've given accurate information and that the names of the top three funders be made public in ballot summaries.

Gabriela Barrera, 21, was arrested on suspicion of felony animal cruelty after she admitted to taping multiple dogs' mouths shut, the Irvine Police Department said.

Months after Gov. Gavin Newsom promised rapid aid for undocumented victims of California's winter floods, eligible households could start seeing payments of up to $4,500.

In announcing the appointment, the Los Angeles mayor said Staycee Dains will "bring strong leadership and a true passion for animal welfare to L.A. Animal Services."

Plate published books, columns and founded an organization focusing on Asia and its impact on the U.S. in hopes of preparing students for the future.

A brief video shows an angry Kanye West allegedly grab the photographer's phone and throw it into the street.

A Pride flag will fly at the Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration building in downtown Los Angeles each day during LGBTQ+ Pride Month in June.

Trabuco Canyon's Forrest Clark was acquitted Thursday on three charges of felony arson in connection with the Holy fire, which ripped through Cleveland National Forest in 2018. He, however, was found guilty of making criminal threats.

Katie Porter and Barbara Lee opposed the bipartisan bill to suspend the debt ceiling until 2025. But Adam Schiff voted for it.

The Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History is adding an artifact to its collection: a 5,000-year-old adult mastodon molar discovered at the mouth of Aptos Creek.

Former Dodger Steve Garvey's celebrity could upend California's 2024 U.S. Senate race, if he decides to jump in.

The 'Wave House,' an iconic Malibu residence built by Harry Gesner, just surfaced for sale for the first time in 36 years at $49.5 million.

Goats have become a sustainable way to reduce wildfire fuel in California. But new labor requirements for herders might threaten the economic stability.