'Back-to-back, baby!' Los Angeles Dodgers' victory parade fills downtown with fans

11/03/25 5:45 PM

Thousands of Dodgers fans filled downtown Los Angeles on Monday to celebrate the team's World Series victory.

4 dead, 11 injured after speeding car crashes into business, pedestrians

11/08/25 2:21 PM

Four are dead and 11 others were injured when a driver lost control of a vehicle while moving at a high speed, crashing into a business in Tampa, Florida.

4 takeaways after Proposition 50's big win in California

11/05/25 4:58 PM

Proposition 50's big win Tuesday night is a political earthquake that is being felt nationally.

A shadowy L.A. crime ring is hijacking the IDs of foreign scholars, fraud expert says

11/07/25 11:00 AM

An identity theft ring believed to be based in the Burbank area is using Social Security numbers from former foreign scholars to apply for bank accounts and lines of credit.

After outburst, Katie Porter's support in the California governor's race slips, new poll shows

11/07/25 11:00 AM

A new poll shows former Orange County Rep. Katie Porter's support in the 2026 governor's race dropped after she tangled with a reporter in a TV interview.

Airport delays worsen in Southern California, with growing fears of holiday travel meltdown

11/04/25 11:00 AM

As Americans prepare for Thanksgiving holiday travel, the government shutdown is likely to result in more airport delays due to a shortage of air traffic controllers.

Arellano: From far away, an L.A. couple grapples with all-too-familiar debate after Dodgers win

11/04/25 7:49 PM

In Madison, she long wore a Dodgers sweatshirt emblazoned with the Mexican flag that Sims bought for her because "it was a way to represent home. But not anymore."

As Californians decide fate of Prop. 50, GOP states push their own redistricting plans

11/02/25 11:00 AM

As Democrats work to pass California's Proposition 50 on Tuesday, the national stakes are rising, with partisan battles over congressional redistricting erupting across the country.

As SNAP benefits lapse, thousands show up to Southern California food banks

11/01/25 9:27 PM

Los Angeles food banks scurry to fill the gap as Angelenos' SNAP benefits are interrupted by the federal government shutdown.

At USC, more than 900 employees laid off since July amid 'difficult' fiscal crisis

11/04/25 12:40 AM

The private university, long known for its wealth, has eliminated more than 900 positions and introduced other cuts in an effort to close a deficit of $200 million-plus.