Los Angeles

Nearly 54,000 people left the county last year, according to the U.S. census data.

The recent deadly crash at a major New York City airport has renewed fears about air traffic management following LA-area near-misses.

When a moment made for global unity overlaps a time of global conflict, the question remains: Will the LA28 Olympics and world cup serve as a stage of confrontation?

Paramount Skydance edged out Netflix’s bid for Warner Bros Discovery after the former declined to raise their offer, setting up a media studio-and-streaming merger.

The Vermont senator joined L.A. unions at The Wiltern to advocate for a bill taxing billionaires to fund California’s state healthcare system.

Rain and flooding continue to cause damage to businesses along Melrose Avenue, with lack of promising solutions in sight

Angelinos were surprised to see Villa’s feature in Bad Bunny’s performance

Calling for fair wages and improved working conditions, healthcare professionals urged the company to bargain.

Protesters gathered in front of City Hall to demand Immigration and Customs Enforcement leave LA and other major cities following the agency’s recent violence against civilians resulting in deaths.

Students have seen closures and heightened security as various universities were faced with separate — but similar — threats.

Displaced by the devastating fire in January, congregations at Altadena Community Church and St. Mark’s Episcopal Church are redefining what it means to celebrate the Christmas season.

Drawing on the sights, textures and symbols of the city, the artist pays homage to L.A.’s history and cultural landscape while revealing the pressures endured by its immigrant residents.

The LA-favorite grocery chain will expand to include a property just fifteen minutes from USC.

Ted Koerner and his dog are bringing hope to a neighborhood destroyed by the Eaton Fire.

From South Central to Long Beach, community organizations turn GivingTuesday into a lifeline for families and youth.