Jean Trinh

A man suffered stab wounds after a suspect stole his PlayStation 3 game system in the North University Park area last night. Police are still in search of the suspect at large.

The clock is ticking for a convicted murderer and white supremacist leader, who is scheduled for lethal injection on Nov. 20, and Hustler's Larry Flynt is working around the clock to stop his execution.

The Big Easy will be getting a big star soon on FX's American Horror Story: Coven. Co-Creator Ryan Murphy revealed in a tweet this morning that Stevie Nicks will be joining the cast later this season.

Opponents of a groundbreaking California law that gives transgender students certain rights are fighting to repeal the act, and the group says they have collected enough signatures for a ballot measure. Privacy for all Students, a conservative coalition, announced that they submitted 620,000 signatures to get on the 2014 ballot—well over the 505,000 signatures required.

Team Rubicon, headquartered in El Segundo and headed by two former Marines, met up in Los Angeles International Airport on Sunday, in efforts to utilize their specialized military and first responder training in disaster relief efforts.

Angelenos have succumbed to the reality that L.A. is mostly a car-transit city, however, things might be changing, according to a recent report from Walk Score. The website's 2014 City and Neighborhood study found that Downtown is the most walkable area in our city.

Although the recent FBI sting operation on State Sen. Ron Calderon of Montebello echoed the movie's plot, the United Pacific Studios in the Arts District, where informants used as a cover for their operation, was actually being used as a real space to shoot movies and TV shows.

The trial which spanned five weeks ended yesterday when the jury found 27 deputies liable for using excessive force on prisoners, according to KABC>.

Lionsgate revealed today that the company is considering the possibility of throwing Katniss Everdeen to the ranks of the amusement park world for the wildly popular young-adult franchise.

Apparently, the FCC frowns upon simulating false emergency alert sounds on TV—and Conan O'Brien just learned the hard way. Today the FCC slapped a $25,000 fine proposal on the TBS late-night show host for a promo the station used back in April 2012.

Do you feel like you've been moving at a snail's pace on the road way too much lately? Well, there's a reason for that—L.A. has snagged the top spot for the worst traffic in the entire nation, according to a study released by the GPS company TomTom today.

Channing Tatum isn't the only actor who had to gyrate and tear his off his clothes to pay the bills. Chris Pratt, one the favorite Parks and Recreation stars, recently revealed in an interview that he was once an amateur stripper—at the barely legal age of 18.