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Matt Tinoco
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Plus, a racist TV idea was cancelled, $549K will buy you a nice home in South L.A., and more!
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A pair of nuns argue that the Archdiocese of Los Angeles doesn't have the right to sell the convent to Perry.
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The bill was passed after several incidents where dogs trapped in hot cars died.
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Three music festivals head to the desert this October.
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Fall in L.A. is just like summer, except windier, drier and (often) smokier.
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The land has been fenced off since July of 2013.
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Though the Expo Line has been open since May, it's only the latest in a long line of trains to travel between downtown L.A. and Santa Monica.
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James Starbird was Glendale's city manager for 14 years.
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McDonald was arrested back in May after he crashed into a parked car.
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Just 14 percent of L.A.'s signaled intersections include a left-arrow.
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"It was the worst thing imaginable. Some people were quiet, hiding, others were screaming or dying, grabbing at your legs because they wanted us to get them out, but our job at the moment was to keep going"