Man ditches car, sprints into house and is arrested after police pursuit
The driver, whose name has not been released, surrendered to officers outside the home about 7 a.m. Thursday.
California lost more manufacturing jobs to China than any other state, report says
California lost more manufacturing jobs to China than any other state.
Federal prosecutors say tapped calls show ‘corrupt dealings’ by Beverly Hills developer
A Beverly Hills real estate developer charged with bribing a Los Angeles County employee was also captured on a government wiretap having “corrupt dealings” with other public officials, federal prosecutors said in a new filing.
Meet P-80, a mountain lion captured and collared in the Woolsey fire area
P-80, a 6-year-old, 82-pound female, is the latest mountain lion to join the National Park Service study of pumas in the Santa Monica Mountains.
Skipping L.A. traffic in a helicopter: ‘Not a poor man’s way of transportation’
Chartered helicopters are a mode of travel few have the means to experience — and they’re in the spotlight after the crash that killed former Lakers star Kobe Bryant and eight others.
Kobe Bryant’s helicopter didn’t have terrain alert system. Could it have averted tragedy?
Kobe Bryant’s helicopter didn’t have terrain alert system. Would it have made a difference?
Fire again hits Westside high-rise, prompting new call to close sprinkler loophole
13 are injured in fire at Barrington Plaza on Wilshire Boulevard, where another blaze broke out in 2013. It’s one of 55 residential high-rises exempt from L.A. sprinkler requirements.
Column: One way to make healthcare more affordable? Give California nurse practitioners autonomy
California faces a growing shortage of primary care doctors. An Assembly bill would give well-trained nurse practitioners more autonomy to fill that gap.
Oxnard police officer killed when truck collides with his motorcycle
A 45-year-old Oxnard police officer was killed Wednesday afternoon just after leaving work when a semi truck collided with his motorcycle.
A second terrifying high-rise fire has Barrington Plaza residents demanding answers
Barrington Plaza lacks an internal sprinkler system, fire officials said, and some are questioning why sprinklers weren’t installed after 2013 blaze.