Emma G. Gallegos

A man was killed after being hit by a train at the Hollywood and Vine Metro Station early this morning.

Chris Brown got booted out of anger management rehab after only two weeks for—surprise, surprise—getting violently angry.

GQ says it's "taking over the coolest block in America." Protesters say that's the whole problem: gentrifiers and tastemakers like GQ are taking over the bohemian hood, pushing rents up for everyone.

As we speak, authorities are working on excavating bodies from as many as three grave sites in the middle of the desert.

Kim Kardashian caused quite a scene just driving on the 101 Freeway yesterday. Kardashian was ticketed for speeding in her Rolls Royce yesterday around 1 p.m. at the Van Nuys Boulevard exit.

A hiker was killed after plunging from some rocks into a pool of water in the Angeles National Forest Monday. The hiker was with a group of 12 other college students near "Hermit Flats." Five of the students jumped from the rocks and seemed to be fine.

One local restaurant has taken the plunge and started accepting bitcoins, the preferred currency of internet-dwellers. Celine Sopelo is the owner of Le Petit Jardin, started taking bitcoins a few months ago for her business that is one part French-inspired bistro and one part flower shop.

Sen. Barbara Boxer stopped by a South Los Angeles neighborhood this afternoon where residents have been complaining that an oil drilling project in their neighborhood is making them sick.

California has been bucking national trends and actually expanding access to abortions at a time when most states are doing just the opposite. But now abortion opponents are hoping that voters will overturn those recent laws at the ballot box next year.

The other night I walked by the space where the old Largo used to be on Fairfax, and I noticed a doorman standing outside the newly-remodeled space. I asked him for the name of this new place, so I could look it up later and decide whether it was worth checking out, but the doorman said the place didn't actually have a name.

Californians from Fresno to San Diego reported seeing a crazy-looking fireball streak across the sky this evening around 8 p.m.

A man who booked a helicopter tour of the Orange County coast jumped to his death this afternoon in a possible suicide, authorities said.