There are creepy dolls, peeling paint, handwritten notes, stacks of newspapers... this place is straight out of Central Casting!

The driver, 20-year-old Herschel Reynolds, had previously served in the Marine Corps before being "prematurely discharged."

The dreamy film, which was shot during a live performance using multiple camera, will screen on May 22.

The dirtiest streets can be found in Central, East and South L.A., as well as east San Fernando Valley, Venice and Wilmington.

From the dark side of California to the art of the essay, 12 of our favorite panels at this weekend's Festival of Books.

There's no such thing as a free lunch, but this comes pretty close.

Cage screams at Neil, 'Stop this sh*t now!'

The good news is she said yes.

The TMZ bus driver who cut them off on the 101 freeway says he was only changing lanes.

Hustler's new store on Hollywood Blvd. has just about every penis-shaped novelty object one might imagine, but it's also about celebrating sexuality.

Dog Cafe is the first of its kind in the United States.

When California sneezes, the nation catches a cold—or so the saying goes—but what about our effect on the English language at large?

A federal judge has ruled that the placement of a Christian cross on the seal of L.A. County is unconstitutional, bringing to a close a long-standing debate, at least for now.

At one point, a TMZ bus tried to be a hero.

The lines and costume's of today's public opening of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Hollywood.

A stunning 31 percent of Angelenos surveyed said had worried about losing their home in the last few years.

Here are 20 of our favorite events this weekend.

El Sereno won the decades-long battle to save Elephant Hill from developers. But years later, they still don't have a park and the hill has became a haven for dumping, squatting, illegal off-roading and partying.

The much-anticipated Venice taproom of beloved Paso Robles-based brewers Firestone Walker is finally open to the public.

Early settlers of Los Angeles used a little imagination to create the landscape you see today—the city is one giant backlot, and the palm tree its greatest prop.

Gabriel Fernandez was found with a cracked skull, fractured ribs, and with two missing teeth.