Callie Miller

Thought you were done with the hard holiday work after defrosting your bird? Think again. You may need to defrost your toes and car windows tomorrow. The National Weather service has issued a Freeze Warning through tomorrow morning at 9 a.m. The chilliest spots will be the valleys where it is expected temperatures will reach 18 degrees. That's right, people. Eighteen. Degrees.

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Police outside the crime scene on April 3rd | Photo by Zach Behrens/LAist Remember that Valley Village massacre at the Hot Spot Mediterranean Cafe in April that left four dead and two critically injured in a hail of bullets? David Agazaryan was there and despite the odds, he survived after 11 gunshot wounds to his chest, wrist, arm, abdomen and face, according to KABC....

Photo by Rooster Coupon via the LAist Featured Photos pool on Flickr THEATER Upright Citizens Brigade is back at it with their annual Thanksgiving Feast Show that celebrates all the family-awkardness you can expect on a holiday such as this. Advance reservations are sold out for this uber-popular event, but there will be a stand-by line for the 8 p.m. show so get there early to get your family dysfunction on tonight. WINE TASTING...

Bravo Farms did! The California Department of Food and Agriculture is widening its recall of all Bravo Farms cheeses after 40 people in five states became ill after ingesting bad cheese, according to CBS Los Angeles. What sort of yuck awaits your digestive tract if you eat this deemed-bad cheese? E. Coli and Listeria. Yummy. Bravo Farms is encouraging all customers to toss the tainted cheese or request full refunds from the stores where...

LAPD is asking the public to help identify two suspects involved in two separate Bank of America burglaries in Hollywood and West Valley. The first robbery took place between November 13th between 7:15 p.m. and November 15th at 8:15 a.m. when suspects pried open the door of a Bank of America located in the 18300 block of Ventura Blvd and took property and money.

Photo by Gamma Infinity via the LAist Featured Photos pool on Flickr The FBI and local police are investigating another event in a string of incidents surrounding David Jentsch, a neuroscientist who conducts research on rodents and primates at UCLA, according to the LA Times. The Animal Liberation Press Office claims to have sent "AIDS-tainted" razors to Jentsch to bring attention to their concern over how animals are treated in his research lab. In...

Lifeguards in Newport Beach are warning beach goers not to dig big holes in the sand after a child was almost buried alive, according to the Daily Pilot. On-duty guards encountered a young boy pulling his friend out of a 10 ft x 2 ft sand tunnel that was built at a 25-degree downward angle. The tunnel collapsed around the child during the rescue effort but guards were able to yank him from the sand in time.

One of the best parts about living in Los Angeles is the street art. This fall, surfaces all over the city have been covered with buddha, upside down rats, anime cyclists, happy bears and scary bears, guerilla clown children, cities within cities, war advice from Yoda and a little Space Invader for good measure, all seen through the lenses of LAist Featured Photos pool contributors Lord Jim, i_hate_my_screen_name and Mark Luethi....

Star Wagon foodies watch-out! While the food truck health rating system has won wide support from food-truck-following Angelenos all over, the letter grades have film set catering trucks in a tizzy, according to the Daily News. The entertainment industry is urging Councilman Tom LaBonge to exempt on-set catering trucks because they don't sell food directly to the public and are thus, different enough to be outside the letter grade law.