Matthew Bramlett

An algorithm created by a Los Angeles Times journalist may be the most interesting thing about yesterday's Shamrock Shake.

Larry King, reigning monarch of the interview, will be making his debut in the sports world next week.

Bust out the beach towels and sunblock, Los Angeles: a near record heatwave is on our way for the weekend, with temperatures expected to skyrocket to 15-20 degrees above normal.

A former Irwindale police officer was arrested Monday on suspicion of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a female driver during a seemingly routine traffic stop.

Four pot dispensaries owned by the same man, along with two Beverly Hills homes, were raided by the feds yesterday.

The DMV conducted its first public hearing on what to do with self-driving cars.

How's this for a ridiculous law: the city of Los Angeles actually prohibits playing ball in the streets.

The Exide battery recycling plant is still contaminating everything around it.

There has been a sad development in the South L.A. fire that claimed the life of a mother and two-year-old child. The victims in the fire were the wife and son of Oscar Reyes, the longtime and beloved cook of Henry's Tacos in Studio City.

Justin Bieber sat through a deposition last week in Miami, and man was it a doozy.

The yearly report from the London Times Higher Education's World Reputation Rankings is out, and two Los Angeles-area universities made the top 10—CalTech at number 9 and UCLA at number 10.

Well, here it is: another map that dishes out labels to all parts of Los Angeles.