Emma G. Gallegos

George Clooney has offered up some smart thoughts about the totally bonkers tale of how North Korea terrorized Sony into pulling a silly buddy comedy from distribution.

Seal Beach may be slowly coming to its senses about its ill-conceived idea to trap and kill the coyotes who feast on residents' helpless pets.

Google just released their entertaining annual search trends, and as always, they broke it down by city.

Donald Sterling pulled out of plans to show up to a Watts Housing Project and give out toys for charity.

The group that claims to be behind the large-scale Sony cyberattack today issued a threat against theaters that plan on showing the Seth Rogen-James Franco movie "The Interview." It warned that people should "remember the 11th of September 2001."

She says that the comedian lives up to the image he created during his sitcom heyday in the 1980s: "He is the man you thought you knew."

LAist talked to a meteorologist from the National Weather Service who explained the program behind this morning's rather rude awakening.

There are skeptics who are worried that a commission won't be given enough—or really, any—power to keep the department in check and put the darkest days of the department in the past.

For better or for worse, it sounds like it all happened pretty fast: the woman gave birth "slightly" after takeoff.

Police are looking for more clues in the case of a transgender woman shot at the front door of a South Los Angeles home while trying to escape her killer.

Chris Rock has been on a tear in the last month.

Southern California is a still a hot spot for the Instagrammers of the world.