Greg Katz

One person is dead and one has been airlifted to a hospital after a car ran off a road and plunged into Kagel Canyon.

That's right: rich Americans busted in Mexico without papers. The irony!

This week's edition features bits of overheard conversation from plenty of industry types, plus some dietary tradeoffs and a classic from LACMA on free museum day.

Local police say they fear their investigation is stalled because Vietnamese immigrants don't trust the government.

Pasadena police are trying to figure out who stole a Lexus IS250 from an Arcadia mall, and how it ended up on fire at a Pasadena intersection last night.

The craft store chain Michaels is warning customers that their credit card data might have been swiped, and we're guessing it wasn't by thieves who are handy with pipe cleaners and popsicle sticks.

The Grilled Cheese Invitational, that annual orgy of butter and cheese and bread that no venue seems big enough to hold, is calling it quits.

When Lorraine Coops was born, in 1904, life expectancy was 49 years.

A man has been arrested and charged with shooting his brother-in-law in front of the victim's children in a tony Encino enclave.

No surprise that people with college degrees make more than those without, but in L.A., they make a mind boggling 64 percent more.

Santa Monica police are sounding a warning after two brazen, botched kidnapping attempts on major streets in the affluent seaside town.

Staring down a $36 million budget gap in 2016, Metro is proposing fare hikes to cover the difference - a plan that would squeeze Southern California's legions of poor commuters.