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Lindsay William-Ross
Stories by Lindsay William-Ross
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Authorities are investigating the death of an unidentified man whose body was found in the fast lane of the 110 Freeway in San Pedro early Monday.
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A bill permitting non-US citizens in California to serve on juries awaits action by the Governor, widening the pool of potential people for that courtroom box of 12 peers.
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Chris Brown is not a happy camper. Specifically, he's pissed about getting handed 1,000 community service hours last week by the District Attorney, and yesterday he went on Twitter to offer the DA and the L.A. legal system some very pointed feedback.
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Angelenos, prepare yourselves for a wet weekend...and we aren't just talking about rain.
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A serial bank robber is expected to plead guilty today to robbing a Beverly Hills bank armed only with a cigarette lighter shaped like a gun. 49-year-old Andy Lee "Audy" Horn held up the Bank of America on N. Beverly Drive the evening of March 6, 2013.
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Porn production in Los Angeles was ground to a halt Wednesday after an adult film actor tested positive for HIV.
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CicLAvia revealed this week plans and a route map for their "Heart of LA" event, which will be—where else?—in Downtown.
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At long last the Los Angeles Conservancy's effort to get a set of homes in the region included on the National Register of Historic Places has paid off, with the announcement that 11 of the Case Study Homes are deemed historically significant.
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Novelist and screenwriter Elmore Leonard died this morning following a stroke. He was 87. His website reports the author "passed away this morning at 7:15 AM at home surrounded by his loving family."
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Veteran actor Dick Van Dyke had a harrowing brush with death Monday afternoon when his car burst into flames and he had to be rescued from the wreckage. Van Dyke hopped on social media to prove the beloved star did not injure his funny bone.
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Shoppers in West Hollywood, you're hopefully in the swing of things with your trendy reusable bags, since you've needed them to bag up your bundles at big retail establishments for a few months now. Today the ban gets a bit bigger, with retail establishments smaller than 10,000 square feet now having to scrap the disposable plastic.
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There were two horrible hit-and-run accidents this weekend in the valley, and now the second victim has lost his life.